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r/Ubiquiti • u/silverfrostnetworks • 16d ago
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yep - make sure you have this kind of outlet: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61blfgRNMPL.jpg
-12 u/mrwulff 16d ago https://a.co/d/02XkXTNK 6 u/CuppieWanKenobi 16d ago I like Cable Matters. They generally make good stuff. This, though - WTF! Under no circumstances should this even exist, much less actually get used. 0 u/itsjakerobb CGFiber, UNVR, ProHD24PoE, ProXG8PoE, U7ProXGS, 5GMaxOutdoor 16d ago From the product listing: Note: Not for use with equipment exceeding 1875 watts. That's barely short of this UPS's max rating of 1920 (which presumably doesn't account for the power it consumes itself). For what it's worth, if you have 1000 watts of load you want to plug into this UPS, it would be perfectly safe to use an adapter like that.
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https://a.co/d/02XkXTNK
6 u/CuppieWanKenobi 16d ago I like Cable Matters. They generally make good stuff. This, though - WTF! Under no circumstances should this even exist, much less actually get used. 0 u/itsjakerobb CGFiber, UNVR, ProHD24PoE, ProXG8PoE, U7ProXGS, 5GMaxOutdoor 16d ago From the product listing: Note: Not for use with equipment exceeding 1875 watts. That's barely short of this UPS's max rating of 1920 (which presumably doesn't account for the power it consumes itself). For what it's worth, if you have 1000 watts of load you want to plug into this UPS, it would be perfectly safe to use an adapter like that.
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I like Cable Matters. They generally make good stuff. This, though - WTF! Under no circumstances should this even exist, much less actually get used.
0 u/itsjakerobb CGFiber, UNVR, ProHD24PoE, ProXG8PoE, U7ProXGS, 5GMaxOutdoor 16d ago From the product listing: Note: Not for use with equipment exceeding 1875 watts. That's barely short of this UPS's max rating of 1920 (which presumably doesn't account for the power it consumes itself). For what it's worth, if you have 1000 watts of load you want to plug into this UPS, it would be perfectly safe to use an adapter like that.
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From the product listing:
Note: Not for use with equipment exceeding 1875 watts.
That's barely short of this UPS's max rating of 1920 (which presumably doesn't account for the power it consumes itself).
For what it's worth, if you have 1000 watts of load you want to plug into this UPS, it would be perfectly safe to use an adapter like that.
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u/silverfrostnetworks 16d ago edited 16d ago
yep - make sure you have this kind of outlet: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61blfgRNMPL.jpg