How is this product different from the progressive industries pt50c 50 amp portable electrical management system? which should i buy?
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I felt the advertised surge protection was more robust and having lost one air conditioner before buying this product I chose the highest surge value number. This product is well built.
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Not sure what the difference is, but we got ours for @$500 on amazon and it has worked very well with no complaints here; much better deal than spending $1000s on a custom installed system!
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The Cyberpower is great for electronics as its designed to be used with pfc power supplies. There are better (cheaper) alternatives. Look for refurbished ups online. I came across a couple of sites that had amazing deals on larger power supplies. That would probably be more viable for what you're looking to do. Also, there are ups backups that can have additional batteries attached for additional capacity.
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I'd choose the PFC version since it has a has a higher-quality sine wave output that is less likely to cause problems with the connected equipment.
894096
Go with the Proheat brand, much higher quality and has a grounded three conductor cord and is about the same price. The preheat model is a 154. I have two 10 KW gen sets and that is what I have on them. The cats model burned up rite away and the preheats are still there working three years later!
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They are the same compressor. What I was sorry for, and I want you to be aware of that it is a 12 volt system and is not 110 volts. The info did not state this whey I purchased it, and I was shocked to find that it was not really what I wanted. However, I did find a place for it at our shore home. It blows up toys etc.
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I have the PF60 and just ordered a second one. The reason I ordered the second one because 2 ch music sound clean and clear. My wife can tell the different but she likes the sound w/o the pf60 :). The PF60 has 2 dedicated high current output for amp and receiver.
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Based on my research before purchasing, the difference between these 2 units, per the XtremeAir website, is that the PX10-U30 features "4-speed screen touch sensitive electronic control w/ blue LED display; programmable 1-15 minute delayed power auto shut off; and remote control." The UL10-U30 has "3-speed mechanical EZ push buttons"; no touch display, no delayed auto shut off and no remote control. the PX also offers sensor operation, and I don't see that listed among the features of the UL. Bells and whistles in terms of the controls is the primary difference as far as I can tell. As to whether it's a "true 900CFM", I can't tell you for certain, but I can tell you that I've been extremely happy with the suction and smoke evacuation from this unit, not to mention the quietness. Installation was a bit of a bear, and definitely not one-man job. It's not overly "complicated", just that the unit is heavy and cumbersome and you definitely need to be methodical. But, if you take your time, go step-by-step (and have some help), I think you'll be as happy with the unit as I am. Hope that helps.
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You want the Powerline SP50. Here's one link to it on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Body-Solid-50-Pound-Extra-Weight/dp/B000LORPMG
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Honestly, spend an extra $35 and buy a TCC TC-750LC BLACK Professional Moving Magnet Preamp. I bought the PP999 and it was pretty crappy. The TCC is way better.
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If you're concerned about "sensitive electronic equipment", run them through an APC/UPC power-protection-battery-backup-surge-protection unit. You probably are using one of those anyway, in your house, with your computer equipment?.. to protect against power surges and power-off-situations? That should help provide stable power for whatever you're using.
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Not sure about the other one, but the 5070 ELectrical pro is awsome. You can revert back from previous years. And it's really cool for ohms law. And you can find videos on YouTube very helpful!!
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If you are living in a RV, spend the extra money and get a MPPT charge controller. I found a cheap priced one made by Tracer. They make a 10, 20, 30, and 40 amp. They are a lot more efficient than a PWM controller.
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the xl50 is out already looked at one at home depot last week, there the same output since the xl100 have been updated but it doesnt say it on the packaging, the xl 100 has more features and motion sensor,
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I would use this as it can do 50 amp.If you upgrade later you can still use this.You may get away with a 30 amp (PB30) but for a little more I would use this.
2001007
Thanks Peter;I'm interested in your approach - but can't follow your text description. Could you provide a 'diagram'???I also have EE background - would like to try metering my clothes dryer(220VAC).BTW - do you have a recommendation for a 'whole house' WAM?? preferably with logging, USB capabilityRegards,WT
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As others have said the Sine Wave power is WELL worth it for the life of all of your equipment. Most newer, higher end, devices have active power supplies these days. Do you need it, no not really, but why take the chance when you buying something like this to protect equipment that you've spent a bunch of money on?