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I bought the iMac but can't use because on power surges or power cuts in India. It has a power plug (bigger than the normal plug for heavier power pull) and so I am unable to find the right UPS for it. Can someone please help in guiding me?
when i wanted one for my intel iMac, someone pointed me to Tripp-Lite. when i talked with them, they seemed pretty knowledgable about apple products. i would reach out to them. they shipped to me in Canada. but i'm unsure if they will ship to India.
when i wanted one for my intel iMac, someone pointed me to Tripp-Lite. when i talked with them, they seemed pretty knowledgable about apple products. i would reach out to them. they shipped to me in Canada. but i'm unsure if they will ship to India.
We've had best results with Tripp-Lite and APC backups. Tripp has been in the power management business for about 100 years.
As for the plug issue, you should check with a technician who understands the connector situation in India. That may be faster than waiting for someone here who knows Indian power connectors to see your question among 100s of thousands of posts.
....because on power surges or power cuts in India.
If the utilities are cutting power, understand that even the very robust and powerful consumer UPS units seldom can provide power to run a computer for more than an hour. If your outages are consistently longer than that, you need a generator.
Ignore the double-digit ampere rating on the supplied cable, it has nothing to do with UPS selection (i.e. a 6A UPS is fine).
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