Ups

[wikki]

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unsa nindot na UPS karon sa market?

kana effective on powerfluctuations(wattage) and voltage fluctuations, and atleast naay 5mins time if mag brownout.

i3 2100 nga rig e butang. more or less mga 350 watts cguro ang rig.

and if mag ups, kailangan paba e taod ang servo avr or pwede na dli?
wala man na dala sa servo motor ang fluctuations, ok rang if voltage but if power surge di ma dala, na paig ang psu and mobo nako.

[EarlZ]

UPS time is entirely dependent on how much power your system can draw, if you want something that can last for quite some time, you may look into the 800~1200VA spec.

[orlyboy78]

wla dapat ika worry sa back uping time sa ups bro,sa imo requirements nga 5mins...
tama pud si ealz,padepende sa kadaghanun sa imo gi taod sa ups
about sa 2nd question u,ang ups dli na dapat ikabit sa servo o avr ky ang mga ups karon nana built in nga avr.

[werty]

for UPS, i suggest x2 or greater than your system requires(normal usage) aron ma kuha nmo ang specifications sa ups. mostly ang suggested to for ups is mga 1/2 aron taas taas and backup-time. AYAW LANG JUD NANG CDRKING BRAND bisan pang 2KW pa na...

i would suggest multiple protections gikan sa imo main power outlet... if wala ka all-in-one na protections, i suggest this

main power outlet > surge protector outlet(w/ line filter if possible) > servo avr > UPS > PC (all connected to earth-ground)

daghan musulti na ang input protection from a UPS is enough, but i would rather have my cheap surege protector outlet take the surge/spike/dip and hope it breaks b4 reaching my precious ups. also the multiple-stages of protection outlets helps take aways the stress from the primary circuits of my ups or even the psu...

[EarlZ]

I havent really used any UPS nor did much research about it but I keep hearing from my suppliers that highend ones already come with all the protection a surge protector/avr can offer, but para nako lang I'll spend that few extra for a servo based AVR then use the UPS.

[ianara]

I havent really used any UPS nor did much research about it but I keep hearing from my suppliers that highend ones already come with all the protection a surge protector/avr can offer, but para nako lang I'll spend that few extra for a servo based AVR then use the UPS.

same here, for me this is the best option

[masakiton]

ako setup sa balay kai 2x APC UPS connected sa 1x cdrking AVR

ang 1st UPS para sa desktop
ang 2nd UPS kai dedicated sa modem ug router

[P0w3rM0v3]

look for pure sine or adaptive sine wave.
As much as possible, don't go for step wave versions