3 May
2017
3 May
'17
6:06 p.m.
Chuck,
Is this still available? Any idea as to weight? Also how much did batteries usually run
you? I am considering using it as the main PSU for a bunch of my vintage systems (PS/2s
and 386/486 class machines). But may just be cheaper to buy a bunch of smaller ones
locally...b
-Ali
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From: cctalk [mailto:cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Chuck
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Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2017 11:02 AM
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Subject: FFS: Elgar IPS1100 UPS
Much of what used to be power-hungry connectivity hardware for me has
gone low-power, so I'm scaling back my UPS setup some.
I've got an Elgar IPS1100, nominally rated at 1KVA sine-wave continuous
(9.2A 60 Hz 120VAC). It's a pretty good-sized UPS, with fan cooling.
It takes 48V in SLA cells (has an internal shelf for 8 6V 12AH ones),
but I've always run it from 4 garden-tractor batteries.
It's pretty good-sized; about 12"x13"x15" and heavy (big
transformer).
Made in 1990, has 6 AC receptacles on the back along with an RS-232
connector for status notification.
Back in the day, this was a pretty high-end unit; manufacture date is
05/90.
Yours for shipping; batteries not included.
--Chuck