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| ==== Good Power Matters ==== | ==== Good Power Matters ==== | ||
| - | The Hello Hub (v1) has a built in backup battery good for more than 4+ hours without power. That's why you have to reboot it with the off and on switch. It was designed to be plugged into a common outlet or outlet strip with 110-120vac. | + | The Hello Hub has a built in backup battery good for more than 4+ hours without power. That's why you have to reboot it with the off and on switch. It was designed to be plugged into a common outlet or outlet strip with 110-120vac. |
| * Some UPS's and power strips turn off or go into "green/eco" mode when they don't sense their primary load, usually a computer. This makes the Hello Hub run on battery for a while, then die. | * Some UPS's and power strips turn off or go into "green/eco" mode when they don't sense their primary load, usually a computer. This makes the Hello Hub run on battery for a while, then die. | ||
| * Some UPS's are "spikey" when they cycle on/off, and that spike causes the Hello Hub's protection circuit to trip, which protects the Hello Hub. But it means the Hello Hub (and your phones) are offline. | * Some UPS's are "spikey" when they cycle on/off, and that spike causes the Hello Hub's protection circuit to trip, which protects the Hello Hub. But it means the Hello Hub (and your phones) are offline. | ||