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You really need to know "TOTAL" wattage to come up with a decent guess on UPS. Look at these folks for guidance: http://www.advizia.com/tripplite/ Look here for electrical issues for the 520: The chapter "determing power requirements" is no longer available in that GOD AWFUL "Information Center" so I don't know where to point you to for that info.Go here http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/OIAccess.wss and search on 9406-520 in the Sales Manual.
Look in the section under "Operating Environment" and that shows 600 watts as "max" but that wouldn't include any "other" features that might be installed. 600 should be close... phil Kestenbaum wrote:
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