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Everything I read indicates computers and storage equipment should be protected with a minimum surge capacity of 2,000 joules and recommend 3,000. I have an APC UPS that I use with my iMac assuming it provided adequate surge protection but it's specification indicates it provides 340 Joules. Does the UPS by its nature provide adequate surge protection?
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iMac 21.5″ 4K, macOS 13.1
I recommend asking APC directly. They have been in the business of power management a long time .
https://www.apc.com/us/en/support/contact-us/
It will be useful to them to have the source(s) of this statement:
"Everything I read indicates computers and storage equipment should be protected with a minimum surge capacity of 2,000 joules and recommend 3,000....."
I recommend asking APC directly. They have been in the business of power management a long time .
https://www.apc.com/us/en/support/contact-us/
It will be useful to them to have the source(s) of this statement:
"Everything I read indicates computers and storage equipment should be protected with a minimum surge capacity of 2,000 joules and recommend 3,000....."
Thanks Allan, I am trying to followup with APC but not having a lot of luck with it. There is a lot about surge protection that isn't obvious to me so I hope to get some clarification from them.
iMac surge protection
