I use the "commercial" APC line. That is the "Smart UPS Online". They are double-conversion, meaning they ALWAYS create AC from DC so the output is constant.Im partial to Tripplites products. They have never failed me.
yes, but why is this one so expensive, and what is the point of having 16000W? Not that I (or many people) have the budget for this, but would it be compatible with a standard desktop? (I know it sounds dumb, but I know basically nothing about UPSs.)
Server farm.yes, but why is this one so expensive, and what is the point of having 16000W? Not that I (or many people) have the budget for this, but would it be compatible with a standard desktop? (I know it sounds dumb, but I know basically nothing about UPSs.)
how exactly does a UPS work? I know that it is essentially a battery backup for a PC but that is the extent of my knowledge.Server farm.
Basically, thats it.how exactly does a UPS work? I know that it is essentially a battery backup for a PC but that is the extent of my knowledge.
It also corrects under or over voltage from the AC line in. Basically any time there is an issue that could cause problems with electronics from the AC line-in it switches over to battery to protect everything connected to the specific ports.Server farm.
so if you had a PC drawing 1000W and a 10,000W UPS, how long could the UPS last? Also if a PC draws 1000W, does that mean it draws that 1000W in one hour?Basically, thats it.
It provides enough battery power to allow the system(s) to run for a little while and/or shut down gracefully.
Here is the calculator from APC. Play around as desired.so if you had a PC drawing 1000W and a 10,000W UPS, how long could the UPS last? Also if a PC draws 1000W, does that mean it draws that 1000W in one hour?