Hiya,
I have a shed which will have a UPS in it, it'll run things like a 3D printer, Laptop, PS4 etc (not at the same time). I hate trailing cables... I like wall sockets! This is a £450 UPS so I don't want to waste it but only has the C13 sockets in the back of it so no 16amp out I can feed into a radial.
Does anyone have any opinions on me outputting each UPS feed (there are 8 in the back) into a radial going to a single socket on the wall? Personally I don't see any issue other than someone coming into the shed and plugging a high consumption device in it and killing the UPS. It will be appropriately labelled and coloured differently and no-one really goes in there apart from me anyway. This is a private residence not a business.
Any idea how best to link the two together? Would I be better off simply running a single C14 plug out of the UPS for each socket and running in flex behind the wall and straight into the socket?
Thanks
Graham
I have a shed which will have a UPS in it, it'll run things like a 3D printer, Laptop, PS4 etc (not at the same time). I hate trailing cables... I like wall sockets! This is a £450 UPS so I don't want to waste it but only has the C13 sockets in the back of it so no 16amp out I can feed into a radial.
Does anyone have any opinions on me outputting each UPS feed (there are 8 in the back) into a radial going to a single socket on the wall? Personally I don't see any issue other than someone coming into the shed and plugging a high consumption device in it and killing the UPS. It will be appropriately labelled and coloured differently and no-one really goes in there apart from me anyway. This is a private residence not a business.
Any idea how best to link the two together? Would I be better off simply running a single C14 plug out of the UPS for each socket and running in flex behind the wall and straight into the socket?
Thanks
Graham