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Is it permissible to connect a laser printer to a surge-only outlet through a UPS?

Is it permissible to connect a laser printer to a surge-only outlet through a UPS?

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11-10-2016, 07:31 AM
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I own a Cyberpower LE 1000DG. Based on their website, it provides 530 watts. My monitor and computer together consume 170 watts. Multiplying 170 by two gives 340 watts, and multiplying by three gives 510 watts. The UPS's runtime for a 100-watt load is about 37 minutes, while a 200-watt load lasts around 15 minutes. With 170 watts, it should last roughly 20 minutes—about five minutes. That’s sufficient time to power down my computer.
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11-10-2016, 07:31 AM #11

I own a Cyberpower LE 1000DG. Based on their website, it provides 530 watts. My monitor and computer together consume 170 watts. Multiplying 170 by two gives 340 watts, and multiplying by three gives 510 watts. The UPS's runtime for a 100-watt load is about 37 minutes, while a 200-watt load lasts around 15 minutes. With 170 watts, it should last roughly 20 minutes—about five minutes. That’s sufficient time to power down my computer.

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