10
Inkjet printer
60
6 hrs.
Laptop
75
5 hrs.
13in. TV
230
1 hrs.
Desktop computer
300
40 min.
*Actual power consumption as measured on sample products.
A. Average power consumption as measured on loads tested under regular operating
conditions. Check your appliances/devices for actual manufacturer rating since it may vary
from averages shown here.
B. **Run time as measured on tested loads. Run times will vary depending on actual
equipment ratings.
C. The wattage listed in above chart is only for your reference, not very accurate; and the
wattage is not start-up wattage, the start-up wattage will be far more than this and do not
use the start-up power which total power exceeds the surge power of this unit (800W).
Power management tips
During a power outage, maximizing Backup Power System run time is essential. The following
suggestions will allow you to maximize your backup power run time:
Use…
Instead of…
Inkjet printer
Laser printer
Laptop, or desktop computer with LCD monitor
Desktop computer with CRT
monitor
Activate energy saving mode settings on computer
monitor
Bright monitor settings
Small televisions
Large televisions
Small desk lamps with low wattage bulbs
High-wattage lamps
Battery recycling
Your Backup Power System is designed to provide years of service. However, when the internal
batteries reach the end of their service life, and if you choose not to have a qualified technician
replace them, the Backup Power System itself is no longer of use.
Because the internal batteries contain lead and can be hazardous if exposed to the
environment, the batteries and the Backup Power System should be recycled or safely
disposed of at your local recycling depot. Do not dispose of the batteries and the Backup Power
System with common household waste. Please ask your local authorities about recycling
services that are available in your area.
