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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
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Subject: Re: Is SmartUPS the way to go?
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> A quick question before I get on the phone to order.
> MY boss wants me to buy this : (Big Number  :)   )
> SMARTUPS SU1400 by APC
> 
> I see no note of V/S or non.  What is V/S. (So I can tell them NO)

This isn't the V/S (value series).  This is the better 'SMART' series
which should be supported.




Nate