Simulated Sine Wave UPS with APFC psu

[bintang]

i currently running an corsair hx750 2018.

is it going to work with simulated sine wave ups??

 

i planned getting laplace trident 1300va

 

thx in advance

[Windows7ge]

Someone will probably yell at me saying I'm wrong in some regard but AFAIK:

Pure sine wave > simulated sine wave > square wave

Basically if it works on square wave it should be fine if not better for it on simulated sine wave.

[bintang]

2 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

 

Pure sine wave > simulated sine wave > square wave

 

yeah i know that,but pure ones are quite expensive.

 

and im asking will it work with simulated sine wave or not

[Windows7ge]

24 minutes ago, bintang said:

yeah i know that,but pure ones are quite expensive.

 

and im asking will it work with simulated sine wave or not

I wish I could give you a guaranteed yes but all I can tell you is it very much should. I see very little reason that it wouldn't.

[Guest]

1 hour ago, bintang said:

i currently running an corsair hx750 2018.

is it going to work with simulated sine wave ups??

 

i planned getting laplace trident 1300va

 

thx in advance

You're fine.  90% of UPS in the consumer market do not ouput true sine wave and 90% of consumers never have a problem.

 

 

 

[bintang]

10 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

You're fine.  90% of UPS in the consumer market do not ouput true sine wave and 90% of consumers never have a problem.

 

 

 

but i heard it will damage the psu overtime. is it true?

 

also how much a good ups cost at least? like psu anything below 50$ is kinda trash

[Windows7ge]

29 minutes ago, bintang said:

but i heard it will damage the psu overtime. is it true?

 

also how much a good ups cost at least? like psu anything below 50$ is kinda trash

I was looking to buy some APC pure sine wave UPSs and I saw them starting around $600. That was rack mount form factor though so they may cost less as a standing unit.

[Guest]

1 hour ago, bintang said:

but i heard it will damage the psu overtime. is it true?

 

also how much a good ups cost at least? like psu anything below 50$ is kinda trash

It will not damage a good PSU (like yours) over time.

 

And cheap, shitty UPS's:  You get what you pay for.

[bintang]

1 hour ago, jonnyGURU said:

It will not damage a good PSU (like yours) over time.

 

And cheap, shitty UPS's:  You get what you pay for.

something like http://www.ica.co.id/index.php/component/virtuemart/ups-line-interactive/ce-series/ups-ce1200-detail?Itemid=0

 

 should be work just fine right? its ica ce1200

[Guest]

8 hours ago, bintang said:

something like http://www.ica.co.id/index.php/component/virtuemart/ups-line-interactive/ce-series/ups-ce1200-detail?Itemid=0

 

 should be work just fine right? its ica ce1200

I know nothing about it.  I just stick with the brand name stuff (APC, Cyberpower, etc.) and never run into problems.