Re: Lightning - funny how we're not seeing him any more



Had Leythos understood what was posted, then weeks ago he
knew there are many different types of UPSes. Serious UPSes
do provide effective transient protection. They specifically
state such protection in their numerical specs. But a $100
UPS is nothing more than stripped down UPS to only protect
data from blackouts and brownouts; only for a very limited
time.

Does a plug-in UPS do same as the UPS inside telephone
switching stations? Apparently so from what Leythos has
posted. But then he never needed any specification to know
better.

Leythos wrote:
> Does this mean that your saying that a UPS (which the APC Smart-UPS XL)
> line (that covers the 4KVA range, really does provide protection and that
> you were wrong or misstated yourself?
>
> So, it seems that you're suggesting that if I purchase a UPS, that it
> doesn't protect me, but if I purchase a better UPS (since you had no idea
> which ones we use, and is still a UPS) that you're changing your story
> now?
>
> If you look on most UPS sites, there are clear ranges of features, for you
> to make a blanket assumption that a 4KVA UPS is not similar to a APC UPS
> is ludicrous, as we buy a lot of 2+KVA UPS's that PLUG-IN to wall outlets
> from APC vendors.
>
> It seems to me you're a little wishy-washy on this, either keep your story
> that UPS's don't protect us or change your statement to reflect that a
> select class of UPS's don't protect us while also mentioning that some XXX
> UPS's do protect devices.
.



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