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Depends on the type of UPS Line interactive units will consume 1000VA but only deliver 700VA to load double conversion units 1000VA but only deliver 850VA to load It is better to treat the VA as unity Power factor when calculating the size of supply IE 1000VA = 1000watts if you know the power factor of the equipment you are going to supply you can get the wattage like this 1000 x Power factor (ie 0.8)=watts (800)

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How many computers can you connected with a 10 kva UPS?

The number of computers a 10 kVA UPS can support depends on the power consumption of each computer. On average, a standard desktop computer with monitor uses about 300–400 watts.The number of computers a 10 kVA UPS can support depends on the power consumption of each computer. On average, a standard desktop computer with monitor uses about 300–400 watts. To estimate: 10 kVA UPS ≈ 8000 watts (assuming 0.8 power factor) If each computer uses 400 watts: 8000 ÷ 400 = 20 computers So, a 10 kVA UPS can support around 18 to 20 standard computers for a limited time, depending on the load, battery condition, and runtime required.


What kind of scanners do UPS workers use for technology to transmit data to a terminal?

Ups workers use scanners with technology to transmit date to a terminal


What technologies does UPS use?

Batteries. You need them to generate the power.


How many watts does a average mp3 player use?

The exact watts used will depend on the type of MP3 player you are asking about. Unfortunately, most portable players specify their power consumption in terms of "up to X hours of playback", which will depend on the capacity of the battery and the drain the unit places on that battery. Therefore, it is relatively hard to gauge this answer. However, it would be fair to assume that since a clock radio consumes approximately 1 watt, that a typical MP3 player would use somewhere between 2-10 watts, depending on CPU speed, average CPU load, and backlight brightness/duration settings (if any). For example, an "Apple iPod Shuffle" probably uses 1-2 watts during normal operation, as it has only a low-end CPU, and no backlight, while an iPod Classic probably runs closer to 10 watts. Note that this answer does not include those systems that contain additional features, such as cameras, WiFi/3G/4G/Bluetooth networking, etc. Those features will use additional power while in use. Most devices turn off physical power to unused devices to prevent excessive drain. Non-portable devices will have different requirements; car-mounted versions may use 10-20 watts, while a "boombox" version may use up to 1000 watts; the speakers count as part of the unit's usage in this case.


How much kilowatts does it take to run a personal computer?

Most computer use anything from 300 watts to 1200 watts.