Will UPS solve my problem?

[Mikiberry]

Relevant numbers were provided. That noise could explain a drop out. Those numbers explained why neither a UPS nor protector solves that anomaly.

Meanwhile, switching power points or extension cords assume a voltage that drops too low. If true, it is quickly identified with a light bulb. Electronics are pefectly happy even when a light bulb dims to 50% intensity (another number). If extension cord or wiring to a power point is defective, then an incandescent bulb quickly identified what can also be a serious threat to human life. The bulb can quickly identify what sparky must fix.

Again a UPS was recommended only to cure a symptom. If a bulb dims more than 50% (or even just slightly), then a UPS would provide temporary and dirty power. But that does not cure the problem. Only cures symptoms of what (in rare cases) might also be a serious human safety problem.

Electronics are so robust that even hundreds of volt spikes and lights dimming to 50% intensity cause no problems. Sensitive electronics is a myth that can only exist when numbers are ignored. In fact, some of the 'dirtiest' power seen by electronics comes from a UPS in battery backup mode. Power so 'dirty' as to be potentially harmful to motorized appliances. And perfectly ideal for electronics.

+1 for gibberish. Try to write short and concise and get to point. Guess I am getting trolled here myself.

 

[westom]

+1 for gibberish.

Those numbers explained why neither a UPS nor protector solves that anomaly ...
The bulb can quickly identify what sparky must fix. ...
[UPS] only cures symptoms of what (in rare cases) might also be a serious human safety problem. ...
Sensitive electronics is a myth that can only exist when numbers are ignored.

Anything understood in a first reading is only discussing what was already known. New stuff usually requires multiple rereads to comprehend. Especially technical stuff. Everything was layman simple.

Some want to be told only what to think. Posted is for others who need to know why. Who can then dispose of urban myths which exist mostly in short and concise soundbytes.