Battery Backup Guide

anilkumar r asked:


also i need very good battery backup. mp3 ring tones, blue tooth

tomma0264 asked:


Even though I removed the battery from my PSP, a little while later I put it back in, turned it on and the time was correct - there was no source of power. Does it have like backup power from the battery or something?
Another thing I noticed is when I unplug the computer, even for weeks, it keeps track of the time, internet or no internet (i think)

Divad asked:


Computer Type: Dell Vostro 220 Mini-Tower

Monitor Type: Dell 22 inch Widescreen E2209WFP Analog Flat Panel Display

Processor Type: Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 (2.8GHz, 3M, L2Cache, 1066FSB)

Internal Hard Drives: Only 1

Predominant Hard Drive Type: 160GB Serial ATA Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache

User Site Voltage: 120V (I live in New Jersey, USA)

Printer Type: None

Additional Peripherals: USB Keyboard, USB Stereo Speakers, 16X (DVD+/-RW) Burner Drive, Optical USB Mouse, Cable/DSL Modem

Desired run time during power fail: 5 to 10 minutes
What VA rating do I need when looking for a UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) battery backup unit for my needs based on the specs listed here?

Tahir Q asked:


Hi i want to buy nokia 3600 but i need to know how is the battery backup and is it worth buying if not should i go for nokia 5130 xpress music is it worth buying aswell
Any help is appreciated
Thanks

Jerry asked:


Dear Friends,
Am using Nokia N73.There is no problem in my handset.
But my BP-6m Battery has very poor battery back up..
Its stand only 6 -8 hours with less usage.
I had changed so many batteries.
But the problem persists.
Does the mobile software is the cause for low battery backup?
I don’t know what is the reason for this problem.
Software upgrading will really help to improve the backup?
So kindly assist me to solve this problem.

Thank you.

Monte asked:


My kid spilled water on her surge protector while playing on her computer. The computer immediately shut off, along with (apparently) all the outlets in her room and the room next to hers. GFCI’s and Breakers all not tripped. GFCI’s reset (although none of the outlets are GFCI’s). The lights in the rooms still work. Any ideas? Or should I just call an electrician?

Mr. Questionair asked:


I recently found out that i have fault wiring in my house by using the power surge protector i just bough. It showed the red light indicating for fault wiring. As right now all the electric in my house still work fine and it has been for 5 years now… so is it okay to continue using it the way they are? Will the power surge protector still protect surge as it suppose to even if it detech fault wiring? Can anyone tell me what’s the possible outcome with fault wiring?

jeeptiff33 asked:


I lost a tv and a computer on 2 separate occasions, both were plugged in to a separate surge protector. If I plug in one protector and then plug another one in to the surge protector in the wall then plug my pc in, will it help protect it more?

The Computer Geek/Vet Tech asked:


I have in my head that it increases the risk of starting a fire. I’m not sure where I heard it, or if it’s even true. Nothing to long, maybe just a 25ft cable (from the wall) hooking to a 6 strip surge protector.

Ammbless asked:


I have a belkin surge protector/power strip. On one side it says grounded and the other side says protected. What do they mean?? Which side should i plug my computer into?