“Would this work in a small law firm for our server?”

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• As long as the power draw from the server is less than 900W and 1500VA

  Answered by Pwreng 6 years ago

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• Yes, as long as the current requirement is within the range of the unit.

  Answered by Chuck 7 years ago

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• It should hold up pretty well. Make sure that you set it up where you will get a message about the power outage from the unit.

  Answered by Joseph 7 years ago

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• Its possible it would work for your server. The open questions are what is the wattage of the server’s power supply or power supplies? And what is the amount of run-time you require? The UPS will provide support up to 900W for 2 minutes or 450W for 14 minutes. The server manufacturers website will likely have a specifications page where you can see the wattage for the power supplies and determine if this UPS is the correct size. If you have the wattage, but are not sure if this UPS will work, you can contact CyberPower customer support for help.

  Answered by TechSupport 7 years ago

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