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Ups

Driller
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Bugger I hope not, I've just forked uot for the UPS! The DVR is a Samsung Techwin SVR960.

Any idea Alpat Systems? I'll have a look at the spec when I get home from work.

Stick with the UPS!
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Stick with the UPS!

Roger, that!

For the battery in the Dantech any votes for an NP7-12?

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depends on your load. Have you measured it?

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depends on your load. Have you measured it?

ATM the load is about 2.5A but I will be adding cameras later on. For my PS, that Dantech site recomends a 7Ah battery, hence the NP7.

that would last a good couple of hours then

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that would last a good couple of hours then

cheers James, I just wanted to make sure I had the right model line re leakage etc but I see that the NPs are indeed made for security etc
Stick with the UPS!

Yeah..........use 12V Lead Acid batteries to power an invertor with a 230V AC (roughly) sine wave output, then power a 12V PSU from that to power your 12V kit.

Really efficient that !

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Yeah..........use 12V Lead Acid batteries to power an invertor with a 230V AC (roughly) sine wave output, then power a 12V PSU from that to power your 12V kit.

Really efficient that !

If I understood correctly, the suggestion for the UPS was for the DVR, not for the 12V cameras :whistle:
If I understood correctly, the suggestion for the UPS was for the DVR, not for the 12V cameras :whistle:

See posts 9 & 10.

Seperate battery in your Dantech camera PSU for the cameras.
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See posts 9 & 10.

Seperate battery in your Dantech camera PSU for the cameras.

I hear what you're saying but I'm thinking opening up my DVR and making electrical connections is going to have an adverse effect on the warranty. If it was a

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