Not this UPS
...this UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)
The house we live in came with 3 TVs, one downstairs, two upstairs. We get our satellite out of South Africa, so the programs are pretty good. I was actually pleasantly surprised at the quality of television viewing until I actually started watching it. Quality programs or not, you need electricity to run a TV.
We alternate between Nigerian Power and Light and 2 generators with blackouts and power surges in between. Each of our electronic devices is attached to a UPS. No not the guy in brown, this UPS means Uninterrupted Power Supply. It protects your electronics from power surges and black outs.
You also need the satellite link to work, so between the 3 TVs, we can usually get one of the decoders to pick up the signal. So you may start the TV program downstairs, then lose your signal. You quickly run upstairs and check to see if that tv is working, so you won't miss a minute of Strictly Come Dancing (the BBC version of Dancing with the Stars). Watching TV in Nigeria is not for couch potatoes...it burns calories and lung capacity while keeping you entertained. What could be better!
