I would not suggest hooking the TV up to the UPS (at least on the battery-backed AC ports), and a single UPS to drive two computers may be too much (depending on what those systems are doing at the time, etc.).
You'll need to get some actual real-world numbers (watts used) before you can determine if you should buy one big UPS or multiple small ones. -- Making life hard for others since 1977. I speak for myself and not my employer/affiliates of my employer.
I would not suggest hooking the TV up to the UPS (at least on the battery-backed AC ports), and a single UPS to drive two computers may be too much (depending on what those systems are doing at the time, etc.).
My generator does a self test once a week, in the morning. I'm mostly looking to avoid having my entertainment unit do a hard reset once a week (TV+Amp+Boxee Box) so it'll only be on the battery for about 45 seconds or so.
Thanks for the links I'll be checking those out and doing some reading.
You'll need to get some actual real-world numbers (watts used) before you can determine if you should buy one big UPS or multiple small ones.
Duly noted I have some power monitors I've been itching to test out more extensively... so I'll be using those. -- Support Bacteria -- It's the Only Culture Some People Have
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