American Power Conversion POWERCELL user manual Run time versus load, Pcpro Pcnet

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9.0 Run time versus load

 

PowerCell Models

 

Load

 

 

 

Typical computer load

PCPER

PCPRO

PCNET

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

50 VA

37 min

100 min

145 min

Typical ASCII terminal

75 VA

29 min

72 min

105 min

Macintosh SE/30

100 VA

23 min

47 min

79 min

IBM PS/2 30 w/ monochrome monitor

150 VA

14 min

30 min

54 min

IBM PS/2 30 with 14" VGA monitor

200 VA

8 min

19 min

41 min

IBM PS/2 55sx with 14" VGA monitor

250 VA

5 min

13 min

31 min

Compaq 386/25e with 14" VGA monitor

300 VA

 

9 min

22 min

Compaq 386/33 with 14" VGA monitor

350 VA

 

7 min

17 min

IBM PS/2 80 file server

400 VA

 

5 min

13 min

Compaq 386/33 with 19" VGA monitor

450 VA

 

 

10 min

Compaq 486/33 with 19" VGA monitor

500 VA

 

 

7 min

Compaq Systempro server

550 VA

 

 

6 min

(2) Compaq 386/25e with VGA monitor

600 VA

 

 

5 min

(2) Compaq 386/33 with VGA monitor

 

 

 

 

 

Note: Run times are given at 25°C (77°F). Load values given in VA (Volt-Amps).

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Contents Powercell Important safety instructions Please save this manualTable of contents This page intentionally left blank User replaceable battery Site wiring fault indicatorIntroduction OverviewSurge suppression and EMI/RFI filtering Remote interface Network modelSafety EnglishSécurité ¡ Seguridad Installation PlacementReceiving inspection Load typesConnecting to the utility Battery chargingConnecting equipment to the PowerCell Example labels found at system equipment rear panels Test for proper operation Overloads Principles of operation Noise and surge suppression Load transfer switch Battery chargerBattery InverterOperation during a utility failure TransformerMonitoring and control electronics Principles of operation Audible alarm Controls and indicatorsPower I/0 switch UPS monitoring Interface KitsPowerChute Software Computer interface portDifficulty Difficulté Dificultad Troubleshooting chart Problem Possible Cause Action to TakeDifficulty Replacing the battery Obtaining Service Extended storage Storing the UPSStorage conditions Run time versus load Pcpro PcnetSpecifications Page Limited Warranty Life support policyPhone