JohnBarton
Technical User
I have purchased a JVS big screen TV. Marketed as a D-ILA. Based on LCOS technology. (big screen TV lingo).
It has a 110 watt pressure-mercury projection bulb, specs list it as a 190 watt TV.
When it is switched off the cooling fan runs for 90 seconds to cool the bulb.
I would prefer to run it through a UPS instead of a surge protector to keep the cooling fans running when the electricity goes off.
My 2 questions are:
1. Is it advisable to use a UPS for this type of application?
2. Does a UPS in fact furnish adequate power spike protection as surge protectors are marketed to do?
It has a 110 watt pressure-mercury projection bulb, specs list it as a 190 watt TV.
When it is switched off the cooling fan runs for 90 seconds to cool the bulb.
I would prefer to run it through a UPS instead of a surge protector to keep the cooling fans running when the electricity goes off.
My 2 questions are:
1. Is it advisable to use a UPS for this type of application?
2. Does a UPS in fact furnish adequate power spike protection as surge protectors are marketed to do?
