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RE: [Sheflug] UPS Recommendations?

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Subject: RE: [Sheflug] UPS Recommendations?
From: Steve Tickle <xxxxx [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 13:04:05 +0100
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I also forgot to mention, regarding the hardware, that you can get "online" 
and "offline" UPSs. Online UPSs are as they suggest, permanently in circuit 
and usually have line conditioning circuitry. This means that you get much 
cleaner mains even when the mains supply is up. This is never A Bad Thing 
when it comes to computer systems, obviously. The penalty for this is 
obviously increased cost.

HTH

Steve

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References:
- [Sheflug] UPS Recommendations?
  - From: Neil R Porter
- RE: [Sheflug] UPS Recommendations?
  - From: (Ted Harding)

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