can this PFC ups protect my 32 inch lcd HDTV and PS3 during a power outtage? and maybe the satellite box?
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I don't think this is designed for that type of equipment. It is designed to smooth out power spikes and to keep your PC running for a short period of time in the case of a power outage. It will automatically shut down your pc after a specified period of time in case you are not available to shut down your pc yourself. If you have a power outage, I doubt that you will be watching TV or playing your PS3 until the power is restored. My guess is this UPS would only run your HDTV, PS3, and satellite box for maybe 10 minutes if at all. It all depends upon the number of watts each piece of equipment uses when running. I don't think this is designed for that type of equipment. It is designed to smooth out power spikes and to keep your PC running for a short period of time in the case of a power outage. It will automatically shut down your pc after a specified period of time in case you are not available to shut down your pc yourself. If you have a power outage, I doubt that you will be watching TV or playing your PS3 until the power is restored. My guess is this UPS would only run your HDTV, PS3, and satellite box for maybe 10 minutes if at all. It all depends upon the number of watts each piece of... » Read More I don't think this is designed for that type of equipment. It is designed to smooth out power spikes and to keep your PC running for a short period of time in the case of a power outage. It will automatically shut down your pc after a specified period of time in case you are not available to shut down your pc yourself. If you have a power outage, I doubt that you will be watching TV or playing your PS3 until the power is restored. My guess is this UPS would only run your HDTV, PS3, and satellite box for maybe 10 minutes if at all. It all depends upon the number of watts each piece of equipment uses when running. « Show Less
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Yes very easily. I have much more than that running through mine. If you connect it to a large battery bank you can even play / watch said items for hours on end through it. I use mine as a primary source of power for my entire RV.Hope this helps!
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This is a very dependable UPS. It will protect all devices connected to it. I love it so much that I'm going to by another one very soon for my other devices throughout the house.
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Yes. I have a 32 inch monitor, PS3, and my computer plugged into it. It gives me 21 minutes of power to finish what I am doing and shut down the computer properly. It is a life saver.
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A whole lotta good this function does considering most cable boxes or A/V receivers aren't capable of supporting a 50" plasma screen plugged into them. We're using a smart strip power strip to cut the TV's power when the receiver box is shut off. It's not my preferred solution but it's the best we could come up with.
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think about this, how would you really know is the power got that bad or bad enough and if you saved anthing by buying this thing. I had smart-UPS with surge protector, and lost most of my internet connection and a few computer mother boad. I didn't lose one TV, but to be safe , the only real answer is to disconnect any and all line to it.
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We don't have a protective box--our home is very old, but I can pass on the dimensions: The unit will need at least 2.5" of depth, 4" width, and 7" in ht. (not including the plug/male end of the item you are powering--so you need to add this to get a total ht. dimension--about 10").
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Yes, I have two power strips and my UPS plugged in to mine. There is only on AC outlet on the unit so you would need a power strip or adapter.
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Also the go power has a 15 to 20 second delay before switching. Either way you decide to go i would recommend a ups (uninterruptable power supply) for sensitive electronics such as computer, tv, cable boxes, etc....you won't lose power to your equipment and it will protect it from surges as well
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I use mine in my uninterruptable power supply. The UPS keeps it fully charged for use when needed.
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This is just the aux battery, NOT the UPS. I have the 1500 Watt UPS and this aux battery that my 47"TV, DVD, Cable box and speakers are connected to. During a recent power outage the system ran for more than 90 min until the power returned - grand kids were entertained.
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Yes. I have a cable box, blue ray, and a video game attached. When you power up a unit, it will automatically switch. It gets its power from the hdmi connection. Lovin it so far.
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It's simple, get a UPS, connect the power injector to the UPS and even if the power goes out and you have a UPS on the TV as well, your signal will still be amplified...
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A plain power strip- -no problem as long as the total combined load does not exceed the rating of the UPS. Plugging a surge protector strip is not recommended.
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Uninterrupted Power Supply. Yes, you should be ok to use this with a UPS. It really comes down to what your plugging into the whole system that will dictate how the UPS acts.
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You could get a line conditioner to protect against brown outs, UPS's generally have that feature as well. I have a LC2400 from Tripp lite that works wonders to keep my computer going even when the voltage changes
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I find the UPS or surge strip is usually my problem not the PC but either way it should help. I have my UPS plugged into one and that cleared up my main problem. Any type of surge protector appears to weaken the signal.
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Sure, I have my HD flatscreen, BluRay player as well as all my computer equipment hooked to mine. Has protected everything perfectly through several thunderstorms. Plus still have several outlets open!
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Well At my case, I use the single camera with a 9v Battery(Squared) , when I connected the Receiver to my TV using the same Outlet, I think that is not necessay but if you want it protected i should recommend you to use a UPS. This camera send Black/White signal to TV, also there is a Tunning Button to Select the Frecuency to Receive the signal from the Camera. Check it that because this product have 2 main parts: camera and receiver, and the receiver must be connected to the TV in AV/ input.
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I have a 42" LG LCD TV in my office, so I connected it to the power bank. The TV would not turn on, and the power bank started beeping, which leads me to think it isn't strong enough for a large display. It did power up a 20" LG LCD TV. I'll let it run for a while to see how long it will power it, and then reply.Update...I was able to run the 20" LCD TV (sound muted) for an hour and 20 mins before the power bank ran out of juice.