Using APC 2200 230 volt for home emergency power

[Anonymous user]

I apologize in advance if this question is stupid. Am brand new here and have an opportunity to get a couple of new APC 2200 230 volt units. My question is "can these units output 115 volt for home emergency power (or possibly be fed to a conventional 220/240 volt circuit to back-feed an electrical panel to provide a bit of electricity in an emergency)?
Jerry

[Anonymous user]

Thank you very much.
jerry

[BillP]

forgot to mention that one only does 230v H, N, G and no 120v capability.

[BillP]

SUA2200I is the model # I wanted. we cannot recommend this for use in the USA unfortunately and it would not pass local or national electrical code most likely which will void any safety certifications, etc.

[BillP]

unless they are specific X option (which we can verify if you give us the exact model off the back of the UPS on the white sticker), then i would say no. 230v units only output 230v unless it is a special unit that we offer like: http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=SU2200R3X167

[Anonymous user · Accepted solution]

Would these serial numbers help?
JS1002007725, JS1002007720, JS1002007721, JS1002007718, JS1002007714, JS1002007719, I would send you the back labels, but don't have them. Picture above is the best I can do.

Thanks,
Jerry

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