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What is new or different about the T500 compared to the Pro UPS 500 UPS? |
| A1. |
Primarily, the T500 has added USB support, which was not available in the Pro UPS model. In addition to the improved technology in the T500, the list price is approximately 30% less than the Pro UPS for the same amount of back up power.
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| Q2. |
How much power is available with the T500 UPS? |
| A2. |
The T500 UPS is rated at 500 VA and 300 Watts.
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| Q3. |
What number is more important when making product evaluations and comparisons - VA or Watts? |
| A3. |
While UPSs are generally measured in VA, the true output power of a UPS is measured in Watts.
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| Q4. |
What software management tool comes with the T500 UPS? |
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HP Power Manager is available for free download.
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| Q5. |
How much back up time is available from the T500 UPS? |
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At 100% load (300 watts), the estimated back up time is ±5 minutes. At 50% load (150 watts), the estimated back up time is ±17 minutes.
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| Q6. |
What type of input power cord/plug is on the T500 UPS? |
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The T500 UPS has an attached NEMA 5-15P (6 foot, 16 gauge wire) power cord.
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| Q7. |
What type of output receptacles are on the T500 UPS? |
| A7. |
The T500 UPS has (6) total receptacles: (3) NEMA 5-15R with UPS and surge suppression, and (3) NEMA 5-15R with surge suppression only. |
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