just watch....how long does the ups has to provide the power in case
of power failure
600va sound good as power rating but it seems the batteries can only
delived that for a few minutes!!!!!!!
check the tech info
if you intend to connect the printer as well then you have to provide
for surge power if its a laser printer
i'm using a 1600w unit & my powerbook, modem, phones can run for 3h
of battery......
sometimes an inverter 12 to 240v, large battery pack (carbatteries) &
charger unit can can keep going your mac for hours......
James
On 06/02/2010, at 13:56, Mike Fuller wrote:
I should be receiving my quad core iMac 27 next week, after a
shorter than anticipated wait :-)
I want to look after the power input and will be getting either a
good surge protector or a UPS.
My query is what is a suitable size UPS for this computer
considering the max continuous power is listed at 365W for the 27"?
I can get a 600VA for a reasonable price but the cost accelerates
above that. Along with the iMac I will probably only be running the
modem/router on the UPS.
Cheers
Mike Fuller
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