Will this work for my indoor nest camera? null

The USB to 120V US plug adaptor will allow it to work. You still need to have a back-up powered Wi-Fi connection because I'm guessing it's completely dependent on something else to store or send pictures/video. I'd hope the ISP has its own backup generators. It shouldn't draw much power and should last longer than a wireless router on battery power. You could probably use a smaller capacity battery in a smaller UPS if you had limited space.

Assuming the camera(s) you are using are the type that only use less than 10 watts each, then yes. I have a power hungry desktop PC, 2 monitors, a router, and 2 network storage systems plugged in. At least 4 of those, including the PC are plugged into the battery backup ports, and the digital display tells me I have A LOT of time available on battery power should the need ever arise. So your camera(s) should do just fine. I hope that helps!

If it plugs in, I don't know why it wouldn't. Works fine on all my electronics.

Depending on the model, the cam will use up to 78W (calculated from their specifications for a model using 120V @ .65A). This UPS has plenty of capacity to support any of the Nest indoor cam.

Yes. It provides 120VAC so it will work with any 120V device that draws less than 900 watts.

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The USB to 120V US plug adaptor will allow it to work. You still need to have a back-up powered Wi-Fi connection because I'm guessing it's completely dependent on something else to store or send pictures/video. I'd hope the ISP has its own backup generators. It shouldn't draw much power and should last longer than a wireless router on battery power. You could probably use a smaller capacity battery in a smaller UPS if you had limited space.
Answered by Fujikoma 7 years ago
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Assuming the camera(s) you are using are the type that only use less than 10 watts each, then yes. I have a power hungry desktop PC, 2 monitors, a router, and 2 network storage systems plugged in. At least 4 of those, including the PC are plugged into the battery backup ports, and the digital display tells me I have A LOT of time available on battery power should the need ever arise. So your camera(s) should do just fine. I hope that helps!
Answered by AtomicClock 7 years ago
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If it plugs in, I don't know why it wouldn't. Works fine on all my electronics.
Answered by Rocky85 7 years ago
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Depending on the model, the cam will use up to 78W (calculated from their specifications for a model using 120V @ .65A). This UPS has plenty of capacity to support any of the Nest indoor cam.
Answered by TechSupport 7 years ago
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Yes. It provides 120VAC so it will work with any 120V device that draws less than 900 watts.
Answered by MNTim 7 years ago
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