Is a 900w battery with a 1000watt power supply ok?

[InfiniteLoop]

Hi new to the forums

I bought a battery model Asium R1500 VA/900W, my computer system runs on a 1000watt power supply. The shop that sold me the battery told me everything would work and as skeptical as I was, it did. Yet recently it shut down my system and it constantly beeped for days. A friend told me the beeping meant over charge of energy. My system is okay thankfully.

Is it okay using a 1500va/900watt battery with a 1000 watt power supply. I had to leave it in the back away from the house until it stopped beeping.

Thanks!

 

[popatim]

They beep for a reason, use your owners manual to fin out why.
It could be its blocking voltage spike, lost earth ground, lost AC power, detected a faulty battery condition...

 

[InfiniteLoop]

They beep for a reason, use your owners manual to fin out why.
It could be its blocking voltage spike, lost earth ground, lost AC power, detected a faulty battery condition...

I'm looking a PDF version of the manual, lost the original.

Would connecting a 1000 watts power supply to this 900w battery be a problem normally?

 

[ko888]

Asium UPS alarm sound:
• every eight seconds means that the UPS is operating on battery mode
• every one second means that the UPS battery charge is low
• continuous means that the UPS is overloaded or there is a fault

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/821Vu70WS-L.pdf

What's the brand and model of your computer's power supply unit?

 

[InfiniteLoop]

Asium UPS alarm sound:
• every eight seconds means that the UPS is operating on battery mode
• every one second means that the UPS battery charge is low
• continuous means that the UPS is overloaded or there is a fault

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/821Vu70WS-L.pdf

What's the brand and model of your computer's power supply unit?

Thanks a lot for the PDF, the brand is iMexx and model ime-27000. Not the Best power supply I know 1000watts by the way.

 

[popatim]

If that UPS is suitable for you depends on the actual load you put on it and very little to do with the rating of the PSU.
You might have a 1000w PSU but only be drawing 350w of power from it. You would need the run-time tables to calculate how long it would last on the load you draw from it. I beleive you should get at least 30 minutes judging from just the specs. (If they are accurate)