Questions about APC Back-UPS AVR, IEC

giba1958

4 years ago

Does this device have a "shutdown software" that shuts down the Synology NAS in an emergency? Thanks

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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Hi, this works if you connect the UPS and the Synology via a USB cable (order separately, USB type B to A), mfg

containerschiff

1 month ago

Hello community - I have 2 of these devices running (in the office and at home) and now the battery from the first one is gone... Can anyone tell me which replacement battery I should order? I can't find one in the accessories section and there are various specifications on the Internet, which can hardly all be correct... If you would advise me not to replace the battery and rather buy a new device, I am open to reasons and suggestions, as these are no longer available here. Thanks for your help in advance!

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olifaessler

1 month ago

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I ordered "Replacement battery suitable for APC Back UPS 550, 650, 700 replaces RBC110" and it has been working perfectly again since then. But it wasn't available from Digitec. But if you google it you should find it.

cyrilmum2

4 years ago

Hello, I have just purchased a DS420 NAS and I am looking for an inverter just to protect my NAS in case of a power outage. Is this device suitable for this purpose? If not, which model is the most appropriate for this simple task? Can it send a signal to the NAS to start safe mode and automatically shut down the NAS?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Hello and yes, it does play for the Syno absolutely. For the shutdown signal, you can try to connect a USB cable from the Nas to the APC and configure in "Systemsettings/Hardware&Energie/USV - IF the Nas recognizes the USV, it is never guaranteed because APC and its protocol is proprietary and can change... Sincerely and happy holidays

beginner99

4 years ago

I have the following questions: 1. SInus wave output I have read that "gold" power supplies do not handle simulated sinewave output well. Is this correct on the one hand? And if so, does this power supply have such an output or proper sine wave output? 2. how much power can a single power supply output? Can I connect the total power to it like a power strip like this? https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/online-usv-5x-t13-2m-steckdosenleiste-3455480

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a.primoschitz

4 years ago

To 1: The sine wave is "stepped", i.e. simulated. The question is not what comes out, but whether the connected devices need a real "pure" sine wave at all. To 2: From my point of view, you can connect everything to one output. however, this makes no sense if you have 4 outputs available. the total output power according to the product specification must not be exceeded!