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The little brick style APC UPS's have a run time about one minute at full load. If that is a problem, you need a much bigger UPS.
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The little brick style APC UPS's have a run time about one minute at full load. If that is a problem, you need a much bigger UPS.

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There's no problem plugging a surge strip into a UPS. Go for it. 
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There's no problem plugging a surge strip into a UPS. Go for it.

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In talking to APC in the past, there shouldn't be a problem...but occasionally (in my case for example) you run into the problem of all of the indicator lights blinking on &amp;&nbsp;off...the UPS still works, but the indicators are bogus. &nbsp;The safest bet is to spend 90 bucks or so &amp;&nbsp;get a APC certified PDU.
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In talking to APC in the past, there shouldn't be a problem...but occasionally (in my case for example) you run into the problem of all of the indicator lights blinking on & off...the UPS still works, but the indicators are bogus.  The safest bet is to spend 90 bucks or so & get a APC certified PDU.

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Thanks all for the comments. &nbsp;I'll have to give the points to the first one who jumped in though ;) &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks all for the comments.  I'll have to give the points to the first one who jumped in though ;)  



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Hello,<br />
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I ran out of outlets on my APC so I want to increase the number of outlets by pluggin in a power bar. Is it safe to plug in a power bar (6 outlet) into the APC? &nbsp;I am not even close to the maximum capacity of the APC power. <br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Hello,

I ran out of outlets on my APC so I want to increase the number of outlets by pluggin in a power bar. Is it safe to plug in a power bar (6 outlet) into the APC?  I am not even close to the maximum capacity of the APC power. 

Thanks.


Attaching power bar to APC

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