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    UPS for Enermax Galaxy 1000

    Well, I did get a response from JonnyGURU: Take it for what it's worth. He is the guru of PSUs after all :). Source: http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showpost.php?p=15804&postcount=7
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    UPS for Enermax Galaxy 1000

    Yes, my PSU has run off of battery power on numerous occasions. I just don't know if it is doing damage that I am not yet aware of.
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    UPS for Enermax Galaxy 1000

    Your BR1200 outputs a simulated sine wave, as all APC Back-UPS models do. Only the Smart-UPS (expensive!!) models output a true sine wave. Something just doesn't seem right to me, as almost all high-end PSUs use active PFC, and most people use the Back-UPS models. If what Enermax is saying...
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    UPS for Enermax Galaxy 1000

    I found this on the Enermax website FAQ section: "Any UPS has 2 common types of AC output waveform in battery mode: Sine Wave type, and simulated Sine Wave type. If your power supply has Active PFC function, you must purchase Sine Wave type UPS. On the other hand, if your power supply is...
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    UPS for Enermax Galaxy 1000

    Big Brown is bringing me an Enermax Galaxy 1000 tomorrow, and I was reading their online documentation and noticed the following: "If you want to provide the AC source via additional UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply), please use Sine Wave type. This PSU is not compatible with Simulate Sine...
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