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Turn your setup into an in-line UPS. Have your equipment always running off of batteries, but keep them always charging. When your mains power dies the batter
by UI_at_80x24 4y ago
Turn your setup into an in-line UPS. Have your equipment always running off of batteries, but keep them always charging. When your mains power dies the batteries will continue to discharge. There is no 'switch-over' time as the computer is always running off batteries.
- tguvot 4y agoThis is solar/inverter/batteries system with ATS . One doesn't simply convert ATS+Inverters into in-line ups (I think)
- dboreham 4y agoConfirmed. The in-line kind are much more expensive, which explains why vendors sell the crappy kind that reboots your server.
- tguvot 4y agothe line-interactive (cheaper than on-line) in my experience play well enough with servers as long as they have pure sin wave/stated that they are pfc compatible.
- dboreham 4y agoIn my experience they allow through transients from the supply that will often reboot servers. It likely depends on your particular supply scenario. In our case we have 10 miles of 7.5KV transmission line between us and the substation.