can the unit support a HD 60 inch TV? null

I'm sure it can, but the question would be for how long. This unit is on the smaller size and I'm not sure of the power draw of your particular television. That said, how much time would you need to keep your television on during a power outage? Will you be plugging in other devices such as a DVD player? All power drawing devices would need to be in the draw calculation to determine how long the battery will last under load.

New 2016 - 2017 Televisions draw little amperage. I would think so Yes.

That depends on the particular TV - each brand and model has different power requirements. Find out how much power the specific one you're interested in requires, then compare that with the capacity of various battery backup units.

Yes that is what we use it for.

Thank you for inquiry. The BN650M1 would only support 360 Watts of equipment connected. The TV should draw less than that but I would just verify in the tech specs that it does.

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I'm sure it can, but the question would be for how long. This unit is on the smaller size and I'm not sure of the power draw of your particular television. That said, how much time would you need to keep your television on during a power outage? Will you be plugging in other devices such as a DVD player? All power drawing devices would need to be in the draw calculation to determine how long the battery will last under load.
Answered by ezekie1 8 years ago
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New 2016 - 2017 Televisions draw little amperage. I would think so Yes.
Answered by 360texas 8 years ago
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That depends on the particular TV - each brand and model has different power requirements. Find out how much power the specific one you're interested in requires, then compare that with the capacity of various battery backup units.
Answered by Kevin 8 years ago
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Yes that is what we use it for.
Answered by Cbcb411 8 years ago
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Thank you for inquiry. The BN650M1 would only support 360 Watts of equipment connected. The TV should draw less than that but I would just verify in the tech specs that it does.
Answered by APCProductSupport 8 years ago
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