The UPS that I have is an APC XS1500. It was not cheap, however, I gotta get as much information as I can because I do not want to fry it if I plug it into my Inverter.
What I had been told is that anything like radios, computers, printers, and other such devices need to be run on a true sine wave inverter to properly function. However, I have also been told that if you cannot afford a true sine wave, then a filtered modified sine wave inverter will work just as good for the application.
I have not had much in the way of good luck trying to get in touch with APC and getting information on what kind of signal my UPS is able to handle, which is a first considering I have used them as a UPS supplier for years.
What I don't understand is why companies that make UPS's don't make UPS's for trucks! There is a complete, massive market, and it does not seem like it has even been considered.
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