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On this UPS I have the following items connected:
| Item | Estimated Power Consumption |
|---|---|
| QNAP TS251 Network Attached Storage | ~100W ~20W (spec: 18.09 W) |
| HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF | ~200W~100W |
| Dell PowerEdge T150 | ~300W~100W |
| Raspberry Pi 1 | ~5-10W~5W |
| Asus RT-AC56U Router | ~10W~5W |
| Smart/RG DSL Modem | ~10W~5W |
| Asus Hub | ~10W~5W |
Total Power | 640W 240W (~ 5A@120V2A@120V) |
Battery Amperage | 50A@12V20A@12V |
Ok, so battery has a 10A max output, which is 1A at 120V.
Lets figure out what are real power usage is....
| Item | Actual Power |
|---|
| QNAP TS251 Network Attached Storage |
| 20W |
| HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF |
| 56-76W |
| Dell PowerEdge T150 | - |
| Raspberry Pi 1 |
| 24W |
| Asus RT-AC56U Router |
| Smart/RG DSL Modem |
| Asus Hub |
Total Power |
|---|
100-120W ( |
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1. |
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0A) | |
|---|---|
Battery Amperage | 8-10A |
It looks like this will work if we don't have the Dell PowerEdge on the UPS.
References
| Reference | URL |
|---|---|
| Manual | |
| Specifications | |
| DIY Replacement Battery 12V 18650 Li-ion For APC Back-UPS 650 | https://www.yousun.org/archives/101 |
| Replace battery | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dydlRHFjrc |
| Details | https://www.yousun.org/archives/660 |
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