Backup UPS for NVR5416-4ks

river100

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Anyone know if Dahua NVRs need pure sign wave UPS ?
Would hate to pop it, this one wasn't cheap.
 

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I can't provide the answer, just noting that the answer could be different for POE vs. non-POE models since they use a different power supply.
 

keithl

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First your UPS is only providing power when the main AC is off. Sure Pure Sine Wave is best, but costly. I have 8 UPSes in my home protecting my very expensive home theater, and many computers. I have been using CyberPower 1500VA models for years, long enough that I just swapped out the aging batteries after 4 years on many of these. While feeding stepped square wave power into many power supplies can produce some extra heat, I have yet to have a problem with anything. I have my NVR5216-4KS2 on a regular stepped square wave UPS without issue. Modern power supplies are actually very robust.
 

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I can't provide the answer, just noting that the answer could be different for POE vs. non-POE models since they use a different power supply.
fyi this unit is on sale for 100...though it likely does not need it...
CyberPower CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System CP1000PFCLCD B&H

The friend that i'm helping with the camera system already bought a APC
Any of the NVR's with the external power supply really don't need a PFC type UPS. My 5216 runs fine on a non-PFC UPS, also Cyberpower.
 

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This NVR has an internal PSU, similar to a pc supply.
 
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