IS IT POSSIBLE TO CONNECT UPS IN PUT AND OUTPUT PARALLEL TO MAIN POWER SOURCE AND LOAD?

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Mohammad Ishmail

by Mohammad Ishmail , Systems Administrator , Emaar

No it is not possible, if u connect output to mains power the fuse of UPS will blow off

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