
This battery back-up system protects critical data and equipment with 1440VA of power and 459-joule rating to guard against power surges, spikes, lightning and more.
Q: How long will this unit run a 60 Watts incadecent light bulb ?
A: That unit will keep 60 watts up for about 4.5 hours, for 8 hours of backup we would recommend the SMX750 + (1)SMX48RMBP2U.
A: Thank you for your inquiry. The SMT1500 is rated for 1000 watts and the T652 printer has an average power consumption of 725 watts when printing. The Smart-UPS could support the load for a few minutes while printing. Unless it is mission critical to be able to print during a power outage, we typically recommend connecting printers to surge protectors only.
A: Thank you for inquiry. No this unit will not work with your freezer. This unit only supports 1,000 watts of power connected to it. You would need an UPS that supports at least 1,560 watts to support your freezer.
Q: How do you monitor unit remotely through your router to see how much runtime is remaining
A: I have always monitored using a connected computer/server but I believe remote monitoring is possible if you add a network card to the unit: http://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/products/UPS-Network-Management-Card-2/P-AP9630
A: That's not possible with this unit. You will have to go much much bigger to get 6 hours run time. This unit with nothing attached will only run for around 4 hours.
A: Any wall of outlet will work, cars can't produce enough energy to change it.
A: Thank you for your inquiry. The amount of runtime you will get on this UPS depends on the power consumption of all these connected devices added together. Below is a link to the runtime chart for this SMT1500. For example, on a 500W connected load you will get about 23 minutes of runtime. http://www.apc.com/products/runtimegraph/runtime_graph.cfm?base_sku=SMT1500&chartSize=large