Hi,
I recently purchased a Belkin PureAV power conditioner and, in a nicely bone-headed move, thought that it came with integrated UPS, only to discover it does not!:rolleyesno:
I want to also have my home theatre gear (at least my PJ) on a UPS. So...
Should I:
Plug the UPS into the wall, then plug the PF60 into it, then all my gear into the PF60
or
Plug the PF60 into the wall, then the UPS into it, then my gear into the UPS.
I'd like to do the first one, since I get the power "cleaning" benefits of the PF60 and its other features (such as remote trigerrable outlets, etc), but something about this does not feel right.
But if I do the second option, then my gear is plugged into the UPS, which could be dirty again...
Opinions?
The other option I thought of was plugging the PF60 into the wall, plugging my gear into the PF60, and separately plugging just the PJ into the UPS on a separate circuit (thus bypassing the PF60 for the PJ only). But I'd much prefer to have everything into the PF60.
I don't have that much gear, so the power requirements are fine:
Pioneer Elite SC-05 AVR, Wii, PS3, Popcorn Hour, PJ.
Any help/opinions would be gratefully appreciated.
I recently purchased a Belkin PureAV power conditioner and, in a nicely bone-headed move, thought that it came with integrated UPS, only to discover it does not!:rolleyesno:
I want to also have my home theatre gear (at least my PJ) on a UPS. So...
Should I:
Plug the UPS into the wall, then plug the PF60 into it, then all my gear into the PF60
or
Plug the PF60 into the wall, then the UPS into it, then my gear into the UPS.
I'd like to do the first one, since I get the power "cleaning" benefits of the PF60 and its other features (such as remote trigerrable outlets, etc), but something about this does not feel right.
But if I do the second option, then my gear is plugged into the UPS, which could be dirty again...
Opinions?
The other option I thought of was plugging the PF60 into the wall, plugging my gear into the PF60, and separately plugging just the PJ into the UPS on a separate circuit (thus bypassing the PF60 for the PJ only). But I'd much prefer to have everything into the PF60.
I don't have that much gear, so the power requirements are fine:
Pioneer Elite SC-05 AVR, Wii, PS3, Popcorn Hour, PJ.
Any help/opinions would be gratefully appreciated.