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Old 03-12-2006, 02:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I wanna buy a UPS, my system specs are down there. My PSU is 450W.Budget <5000. I would run a small simple set of two spk along with ofcourse my system(I would not run my Altec Lansing on it). My requirments

1. Should withstand heavy fluctuations. 3,4 every hour. System should not get a restart at any cost.

2. Should work on invertor (I have a microteck digital invertor)

s/w connectivity with the system for auto shutdown of the os is an added adv.

I am not concerned about the amount of backup it gives.
600-800 VA(500W) I guess should be enough(considering I might upgrade for more RAM or graphic card to run under SLI mode, A CPU cooling system as well). Now I have made a couple of choises, below are the links for all. I needs suggestions from you all.


1. APC RS 800 VA

http://itportal.org/News/Reviews/APC...PS%22_of_2005/

2. APC ES 650 or SC620

http://www.apc.com/tools/ups_selector/index.cfm

3. Su-kam 800VA home UPS (Swan/Cosmic)

http://www.su-kam.com/HomeUps.aspx?PRD=22&&CID=6

4. Luminous

http://www.myluminous.com/ups.asp

5. Powercom-600VA

http://www.techtree.com/India/Review...-4215-641.html

My personal pref is "APC RS 800 VA" or "Su-kam 800VA home UPS" with su-kam getting an edge over it. If you have any other brand in mind please share. I am in a desp need of a good UPS, my current one is simply not taking any fluctuations.(BTW its a microteck UPS 3 months old)

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Old 03-12-2006, 02:56 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Suggest UPS for some heavy fluctuations

APC SmartUPS 750VA.
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APC SmartUPS 750VA.
Would it survive fluctuations plus I have read APC does not work well with gens and invertors, CTO

http://www.techtree.com/India/APC_Ba...441-641-2.html

Check out the following comment in the "Your comments" section

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"I just bought this APC 650 UPS and was thoroughly disappointed, as on the first day itself as my power went and my ome switched to my Microtek normal Invertor supply, this UPS rebooted the system and started making a clik-clik sound. If this UPS was not compatible with the invertor supply it should have switched to battery mode and not reboot my system resulting in precious data loss. Kindly suggest a remedy if any.
by Dhiraj Kaile from Meerut (U.P.) on 05/10/06 10:29 AM"
Though its for 650 one but still this review got me confused.
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I use the smartups and it runs off a generator just fine without issues. No noise/no issues and absolutely no reboots.
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