On 4/25/2012 3:37 AM, Uwe Soltau wrote:
> One thing you must also remember is that the batteries will not last
> forever so it is
> good practice to simulate a power failure and check how much time you
> still get
> out of the UPS.
Something else to remember is that while the batteries are replaceable,
the components that prevent surges are not, or so I am told, and have a
shelf life. Similar to a fuse, if they protect you from a serious surge
once, that may be all they have to give. The power backup does continue
to work. I don't know a way to test or monitor surge suppression.
Heck, I put an old UPS on my digital clock in my office, I got tired of
resetting it every time the powered winked.
joe salerno
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