At work we have APC too, I don't think you really want to be able to print for a long time just on battery power, you just want a buffer between your power plug and the ultimaker that stabilizes your current incase of bursts or outages right?
At work we have APC too, I don't think you really want to be able to print for a long time just on battery power, you just want a buffer between your power plug and the ultimaker that stabilizes your current incase of bursts or outages right?
I guess it strongly depends on where in the world you live and long and often power outages occur ... I'm in the Netherlands, we only seldom have a glits of a few minutes ...
Yeah sure, I dont want it to print on the battery. Just for few minutes before the power comes back up.
My fear is to fry electronics from the sudden up and downs when this occurs!
Many times the power goes off for 1-2 seconds, my PC can handle that without an UPS. I guess power supply can do that?
Ultiarjan, For UM2 I saw from the site that the consumption is max 221!
What type should I choose ? Line interactive or Stand by?
me too :( I was hoping someone was using one and could help!
thank you anyway, both of you!
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I'm not really sure but some time ago I monitored the energy use of my UM2 and I believe it was around 200 Watt (if needed I can recheck next week, but maybe anybody else also measured it?) ofcourse it will depend on settings, bed temp, roomtemp etc...) when you look at the specs of the devices online you can calculate the amount of printtime you'll get. APC has a watt vs time table on there site.
http://www.apc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=29
basically its douable to get 15 minutes or half an hour or so for a reasonable price, so it will help for short power outages, if you really want to be able to continue for hours it will be a huge investment...
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