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<blockquote data-quote="westom" data-source="post: 1408104" data-attributes="member: 138367"><p>You asked for, "but super clean, constant power is my aim." That does not exist on any typical UPS. But it does exist when advertising or other subjective claims become knowledge.</p><p></p><p> A typical UPS provides 'dirty' and temporary power. Electronics does not need 'super clean power'. It might need temporary and 'dirty' power during a blackout. That UPS is defined by a number determined from "relevant numbers" from "computer, a single 30 inch Cinema Display monitor and two ADAM AX5 speakers (monitors in studio jargon) at 50W each." Relevant numbers are VA, watts or amps located on a label near to where its power cord attaches.</p><p></p><p> After all, does your bank send you a statement saying your account has 'enough' money? Of course not. They provide numbers to the penny. Anything honest in life has numbers. Provide those "relevant numbers" from each label to then be provided numbers relevant for a UPS selection.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="westom, post: 1408104, member: 138367"] You asked for, "but super clean, constant power is my aim." That does not exist on any typical UPS. But it does exist when advertising or other subjective claims become knowledge. A typical UPS provides 'dirty' and temporary power. Electronics does not need 'super clean power'. It might need temporary and 'dirty' power during a blackout. That UPS is defined by a number determined from "relevant numbers" from "computer, a single 30 inch Cinema Display monitor and two ADAM AX5 speakers (monitors in studio jargon) at 50W each." Relevant numbers are VA, watts or amps located on a label near to where its power cord attaches. After all, does your bank send you a statement saying your account has 'enough' money? Of course not. They provide numbers to the penny. Anything honest in life has numbers. Provide those "relevant numbers" from each label to then be provided numbers relevant for a UPS selection. [/QUOTE]
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