So a giant storm blew through here last night and so I was up all night dealing with it.

And so I'm very tired. I will say so a few like systems I had in place ended up working very well one of those is

i have solar panels and power wall batteries and they back up like some of the

outlets and stuff in the house

uh... like you know critical stuff like the fridge and, you know, a couple of

outlets, you know, not the whole HVAC system, because it would be way too much power for that.

But it worked perfectly, like we had a huge power outage for, well not, I mean not huge by, you know,

disaster standards. It was like a four hour power outage and it worked perfectly fine.

I did learn, I don't know if this is a thing I had all my

Wi-Fi gear of course that's backed up because that's the most important.

It goes fridge and then all of the networking gear and I had a UPS on the networking gear as well.

Like the outlet that it plugs into is backed up by the solar battery thing, but the I had a

UPS there just because I had an extra UPS and I was like I'll put it up

but there give myself a little more time if I need it and for whatever reason when the AC power

switches from the grid to the solar battery backup the UPS thinks there's been a power outage and

doesn't take the power and switches into like I'm off mode and just and starts

supplying power and the UPS eventually then ran out and died and turned off and even though there was power at the outlet.

Like why?

What happened there?

Is it not having like, is it having something like fake grounding or something like what could that be under

vaulted maybe oh that's interesting maybe like if it only outputs like a hundred

maybe like a little you know the UPS is super sensitive to having you know whatever

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