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Battery Enclosure Type | | Battery Enclosure Type defines the enclosure of the battery |  |
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Cables Included | | Cables Included provides the details of all the cables included in the package that come with the actual product For example RJ-45, power cords, etc | | Circuit Protection | | Circuit protection is feature designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit | |
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Dataline Surge Protection | | This defines the presence of or type of protection offered for sudden power fluctuations in the data communicating link (ports etc) | | Device Type | | Device Type is the category to which the given device belongs and defines its basic function or purpose | |
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Humidity Range Operating | | It gives the diameter of the roll core present in the device | |
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Input Connector(s) | | A input-power connector is an electrical connector designed to plug into any electrical device, to supply a significant amount of electrical power, usually as DC or low-frequency AC | | Input Voltage | | Input Voltage indicates the type of electrical current (AC or DC) and the voltage required to safely and efficiently power a device | | Input Voltage Range | | This is simply the range of voltage that the device can handle for correct functioning | | Interfaces | | An interface defines the communication boundary between two entities, such as a piece of software, a hardware device, or a user The interface between a human and a computer is called a user interface Interfaces between hardware components are physical int | |
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Max Operating Temperature | | Max Operating Temperature is the highest temperature at which the product can work satisfactorily without any ambiguity or loss of usability | | Min Operating Temperature | | Min Operating Temperature is the lowest temperature at which the product can work satisfactorily without any ambiguity or loss of usability | |
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Network / Transport Protocol | | A transport protocol is a network protocol that has the capability of transferring data packets from one node to another Some common transport protocols include: HTTP, HTTP-R, SMTP and BEEP | |
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Output Voltage | | The amount of output of energy/power provided by the device | | Output Waveform | | Multiples of power frequency superimposed on the power waveform causes excess heating in wiring and fuses | |
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Power Output Connectors Details | | The details of Power Output connectors used at the output terminal of a power device to measure the total power output | |
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Quantity | | The number of batteries used by the device | |
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Remote Management Interface | | With this interface one can access computer management window of the remote computer | |
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Service & Support | | Service and Support refers to the after-sale service provided by the manufacturer to its customer with regards to the products sold Eg ( Technical support, Phone support, Replacement of parts ( provided subject to change from various one manufacturer to o | | Service & Support Details | | The after-sale service provided by the manufacturer to its customer with regards to the products sold Eg Technical support, Phone support, Replacement of parts ( provided subject to change from one manufacturer to another) | | Sound Emission | | The measure of sound, in decibels, emitted from the device when in operation | | Surge Suppression | | Surge suppression is a technique that attempts to regulate the voltage supplied to an electric device by either blocking or shorting to ground voltage above a safe threshold | |
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UPS Technology | | An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is a device which maintains a continuous supply of electric power to connected equipment by supplying power from a separate source when utility power is not available | |
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