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If you have a spare AC stabilizer lying around, you can definitely use it for your PC.

APC seems to be the most reliable brand. I currently use the normal branded (intex) ones as i have generator backup. Choose capacity according to your usage, if you have the budget get a higher capacity ups.

You don't use a UPS currently? UPS acts as a voltage stabilizer and as an intermediate backup, so why go for a stabilizer seperately?

New battery usually takes a lot of time. I myself have microtek inverters and recently changed batteries for them. It took around 10+ hours for new batteries to fully charge. Once the charging light is constantly lit, it means the charging is complete. It usually cuts the charging at around...

I'd suggest you stick with Schneider, have had good experience with their switchgear. Legrand might be a good option too.

Lately have been using sejda pdf as my primary pdf application on my pc. Have to edit pdf, convert jpg, word to pdf etc for my work and i have been really impressed with it. Don't remember exactly but it has some daily limit for editing files but for free it serves the purpose. You can get the...

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I'd suggest you to go with ubiquiti access points. As yours is a commercial deployment, having each access point with ethernet backhual is a must, so look out for ubiquiti AC lite AP or a similar range stuff + a good managed switch.