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thanks sir, when you say &quot;electronic connected to the ups &quot;&nbsp;does this means the device or load connected to that ups?
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thanks sir, when you say "electronic connected to the ups " does this means the device or load connected to that ups?

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when running a runtime calibration, what is being calibrated the ups device or the battery?
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when running a runtime calibration, what is being calibrated the ups device or the battery?

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