[SOLVED] Battery Backup

[truckerlenny1990]

ok so im looking for a 3-4 hour battery backup for my setup what would be useful. i want everything to be powered during a power outage for 3-4 hours
for pc i have a
10850k
asus tuf z490 plus
corsair hx850i
asus tuf rtx3080
6 x noctua nf-a14 fans
noctua nh-d15
corsair commander pro fan controller
samsung oddssey g7 32"

for audio i have a focus rite scarlett solo 3rd gen
mackie mix 5 mixer
2x mackie thump 12a
yorkville yx18spc

random stuff
das keyboard
corsair dark core se mouse
hp office jet pro 6978 printer
i have a standard isp modem
a tp link ac1200

 

[rgd1101]

so a ups and backup generator?
or you thinking about giant battery?

 

[kanewolf]

ok so im looking for a 3-4 hour battery backup for my setup what would be useful. i want everything to be powered during a power outage for 3-4 hours
for pc i have a
10850k
asus tuf z490 plus
corsair hx850i
asus tuf rtx3080
6 x noctua nf-a14 fans
noctua nh-d15
corsair commander pro fan controller
samsung oddssey g7 32"

for audio i have a focus rite scarlett solo 3rd gen
mackie mix 5 mixer
2x mackie thump 12a
yorkville yx18spc

random stuff
das keyboard
corsair dark core se mouse
hp office jet pro 6978 printer
i have a standard isp modem
a tp link ac1200

Batteries are not going to give you 3 to 4 hours. That requires a UPS and a generator. Batteries are good for 15 - 20 min max. Unless you want to fill a room with them.

 

[truckerlenny1990]

so a ups and backup generator?
or you thinking about giant battery?

im thinking giant battery if possible.... right now im using dollarama power strips and amazon basics power strips as well. think i need a upgrade might as well go all out

 

[rgd1101]

https://www.apc.com/resource/include/ups_runtime_chart.cfm?base_sku=SMX3000HVNC
found this.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

ok so im looking for a 3-4 hour battery backup for my setup what would be useful. i want everything to be powered during a power outage for 3-4 hours
for pc i have a
10850k
asus tuf z490 plus
corsair hx850i
asus tuf rtx3080
6 x noctua nf-a14 fans
noctua nh-d15
corsair commander pro fan controller
samsung oddssey g7 32"

for audio i have a focus rite scarlett solo 3rd gen
mackie mix 5 mixer
2x mackie thump 12a
yorkville yx18spc

random stuff
das keyboard
corsair dark core se mouse
hp office jet pro 6978 printer
i have a standard isp modem
a tp link ac1200

Be prepared to spend well into the 5 figure range to power all of that for 3-4 hours strictly on battery. And be sure that you have an available out building to house all of it. And don't forget to budget for battery replacement every 3 to 5 years (whether you use them or not).

 

[truckerlenny1990]

Be prepared to spend well into the 5 figure range to power all of that for 3-4 hours strictly on battery. And be sure that you have an available out building to house all of it. And don't forget to budget for battery replacement every 3 to 5 years (whether you use them or not).

see it would make me think with tesla power walls and electric cars we would have better power backups

 

[USAFRet]

see it would make me think with tesla power walls and electric cars we would have better power backups

We do.
They are large and expensive.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

see it would make me think with tesla power walls and electric cars we would have better power backups

A Tesla Wall will cost you ~$12,000 + installation( ~$16,000 total), and this DOES NOT include the required solar array.