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2010 Mac Pro Protection

philipma1957 said:
this thread shows how I moved power into my garage.
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That's one way to do it. ;) But what a Rat's Nest with all the wall warts, surge suppressor, .... :eek: Looks as bad as my stuff after I've pulled things out a few times. :rolleyes: ;)

Time for Project Clean Up. :D :p

BTW, what's up with the loose running 120 mm fan? Cooling a wall wart/power brick or two?
 
nanofrog said:
That's one way to do it. ;) But what a Rat's Nest with all the wall warts, surge suppressor, .... :eek: Looks as bad as my stuff after I've pulled things out a few times. :rolleyes: ;)

Time for Project Clean Up. :D :p

BTW, what's up with the loose running 120 mm fan? Cooling a wall wart/power brick or two?
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yeah I have a 10 amp power supply running 3 external cases. I just started clean up of wires. In a few days and it will look cleaner. Part of the reason I got the mac pro is to cut down external cases.
 
leftPCbehind209 said:
How is this one:

http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/item/details/753883232/apc-s10?SSAID=101512
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It's basically a SUA1000 in a different enclosure from what I can tell (Line Interactive, output= pure sine wave).

Definitely prettier IMO, and it has better surge suppression (little over 3k Joules; the RF connectors are nice for what it was meant for, and would help those with cable modems for an ISP connection).

leftPCbehind209 said:
or this one:
http://www.frys.com/product/5492579
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It's the same as the LCD version, minus the LCD display (both models are Line Interactive and stepped wave output).

Personally, I wouldn't touch it.
 
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