Power cord inline UPS
Has anyone heard of something like an inline power cord UPS? Although UPS is probably a strong word for this... maybe short term power maintaining cord better describes it.What I mean by that is a...
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Core routers and internet modems should already be on a UPS.... if you need to move power cables around, shut down the equipment properly, off hours, and then perform maintenance.the device you...
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Not practical at all... maybe at the superconductor level, but there aren't capacitors for AC output... only for balancing AC inputs. In the mean time, look up the APC Rackmount UPS, and see what...
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RojoLoco, the entire room is on a UPS usually in corporate environments. That does not address the situation. I'm talking about needing to move something between outlets for organization reasons,...
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Power cord inline UPS
Sounds like something you might find in one of Nikola Tesla's designs... wireless AC power?!Joking aside, there's nothing commercially available that I know of that would fit that description.... the...
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That ATS is a pretty good solution. I hadn't envisioned something like that. It does add dual sources to single source equipment but it doesn't allow one to move a device from one cabinet to...
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Your proposed product is very interesting, but would be impossible to the best of my knowledge. There is no practical way to store AC power, which is why UPS's have an inverter. If something like this...
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Thanks for the input everyone. I think I stumbled on a possible path to a prototype. If I actually get it produced, then I may post back here.
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Nevermind, the fast switching method versus a battery method already exists as a finished product. An automatic transfer switch in a powewr cordhttp://www.compsource.com/pn/uATS1LV515/Zonit_3862/ Opens...
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