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About Technical Support
Can certain types of power loads hurt my UPS?

Yes! Power loads that are highly inductive can cause serious damage to the UPS. Examples of equipment that should NOT be attached to the UPS include:
  • Air conditioners
  • Drills
  • Space heaters
  • Vacuum cleaners
  • Buffing machines
  • Fans
  • Laser printers
  • Transformers (step up/step down)
We recommend that you use your UPS to support computer or telephone system loads ONLY for the best overall performance.

Customer Quotes

"The MINUTEMAN UPS is always put to good use here at Klug's Photo World. Without your UPS we would loose all of our hard work each time that would happen."
--- Jeffrey R Klug, Owner, Klug's Photo World, Hubertus WI


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