APC BR1500 backup w AVR connected?
EndersShadow
Posts: 17,590
in Electronics
Looking at a APC BR1500 battery backup for my loft to keep my desktop and HTPC kicking in case of a quick power blip.
I'm curious though if it would let me hook a AVR to it and not blow it. I don't plan to use the battery part for the AVR, just want it surge protected. The only thing on the battery would be the Computer, HTPC, and external hard drive. The TV, Roku, AVR, and Metgear switch would be on surge protection only....
Thoughts on if the BR1500 could handle a 5 channel 100 wpc AVR for power draw or not?
I'm curious though if it would let me hook a AVR to it and not blow it. I don't plan to use the battery part for the AVR, just want it surge protected. The only thing on the battery would be the Computer, HTPC, and external hard drive. The TV, Roku, AVR, and Metgear switch would be on surge protection only....
Thoughts on if the BR1500 could handle a 5 channel 100 wpc AVR for power draw or not?
"....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963)
Comments
-
Did you have it plugged into the surge only or battery backup slots, or did it matter"....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963)
-
Surprised you can say RAM slots on here...Lexicon RT-10, Parasound P5, McCormack DNA 0.5, Polk SDA CRS+, SVS Sub
Schiit Modi, Luminous Audio Axiom II, McCormack DNA-1, Digital Phase AP 2
Marantz AV7701, Emotiva XPA-5, Paradigm 11se Mkii, DCM Time Windows, NHT 2C, SVS Sub
Spares - Kenwood C1 Pre, NAD 2200PE, Polk Monitor 10B, Polk Model 11, other odds and ends
