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I bought a new 27” imac 2020. It provides power cable with 16A plug endpoint. And I could not find any UPS which will give 16A output. Is it safe to use a 6A to 16A converter plug, as I already bought an UPS? Please advice
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Thanks Malcolm. Even the other end of the wire is showing 10amps. So ultimately 10A goes into iMac. My converter is running fine with UPS and iMac. Even I have checked with electrician, they told for PC use no need to worry about the converter.
Thanks Malcolm. Even the other end of the wire is showing 10amps. So ultimately 10A goes into iMac. My converter is running fine with UPS and iMac. Even I have checked with electrician, they told for PC use no need to worry about the converter.
The power cable may be able to handle 16 amps, but the computer doesn't use nearly as much.
iMac power consumption and thermal output - Apple Support
Maximum power required is less than 300 watts, so 3 Amps is enough at 120 Volts. even less if you use 240 Volts.
Amps requirement for 27” iMAC 2020
