FS: Others APC 1.1Kva UPS

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  • Product Name, Manufacturers code & URL:APC 1100Va BackUps

  • Expected Price: Rs 2700

  • Time of Purchase: July 2010

  • Indian warranty valid/Remaining Warranty period: Yes | 1 Month(Verified from APC)

  • Reason for Sale: Sold my PC. No use for me anymore.

  • Purchase Invoice Available: YES.

  • Product Condition: Replaced by APC once 6 months ago.. No scratches,damage etc..

  • Accessories Included: Original box

  • Product Location: Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh.

  • Preferred Courier: Buyer choice

  • Shipping Charges:Paid by buyer..

  • Payment Options: Cash, Bank transfer
 

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Could you send a pic of the plug inlets in the UPS from behind? Want to check how many plugs can be connected simultaneously. Its working flawlessly? Shipping charges to Mumbai?
 
niceguy1430 said:
Could you send a pic of the plug inlets in the UPS from behind? Want to check how many plugs can be connected simultaneously. Its working flawlessly? Shipping charges to Mumbai?
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I have attached the pic in the post.. Sent you PM for the transport cost..
 
Sorry, I thought this is 1100 WATTS, just learnt its actually 660 Watts, and in Va, its called 1100? Its confusing. I actually already have a 650 Watts UPS, was looking for a 1000-1100 Watts UPS since peripherals have increased by leaps and bounds, and UPS is not able to keep up.
 
A 650W UPS takes load of roughly ~400W not more.. For a 1100 W load you need a >1.5Kva UPS.. A 1.5 KVa APC doeesnt give more than 950W-1Kva load. Know the stats first.. .

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niceguy1430 said:
Sorry, I thought this is 1100 WATTS, just learnt its actually 660 Watts, and in Va, its called 1100? Its confusing. I actually already have a 650 Watts UPS, was looking for a 1000-1100 Watts UPS since peripherals have increased by leaps and bounds, and UPS is not able to keep up.
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knanda said:
A 650W UPS takes load of roughly ~400W not more.. For a 1100 W load you need a >1.5Kva UPS.. A 1.5 KVa APC doeesnt give more than 950W-1Kva load. Know the stats first.. .

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So a 1100Va will take a load of _____ Watts?
Also what would be the approx shipping to Mumbai considering that its bound to be heavy......?
 
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