I have a APC Smart UPS - 1500 rack mounted unit with 110V current coming in. Are these replacements compatable?
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Yes, they work fine, but the old ones are a pain to get out. Have patience.
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Whether it is 7 or 7.2 amp hours is not really an issue, they are interchangeable and you won't notice any difference in actual operation. I don't know what the actual weight is since I didn't weigh it and is already installed in my ups. I would estimate that it weighs at least two pounds, maybe a little more.
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Just change the plug to a110 volt plug make sure it can handle the amps it will pull when hooked to 110
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I spoke with an electrician....the 120 volt replaced the 110 but it's the same. Yes , you should have no problem!
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I'm sorry, I can't answer your question. I had to return mine because it was not compatible with my PSE&G; Smart Meter.
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Don't know what a UPS is, but I certainly have not noticed high power draw issues so I would say no, that is not normal. If UPS is some power strip thingy are you sure your problem does not lie there?
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I only use it for APC back ups that have a data port on them. If those are APC back ups and have a data port I would think it would work but if they aren't APC back ups I wouldn't know if they would work or not.
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You need to go to the APS websight and plug in your model in the battery replacement indicator. The site address is: http://www.apc.com/tools/upgrade_selector/index.cfmThis is how I determined the correct battery for my UPS.
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I don't know about that. I bought it replace the battery in my APC XS 1500 backup. I'd check the tech notes. I haven't had any issues after install on this model. It works perfectly.
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You'll need apower inserter & a 8-way switch asdepicted here if it works. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTA0WDk5OA==/z/niwAAMXQm7FR6qzq/$T2eC16J,!yUE9s6NEGyfBR6qzqT-Kw~~60_57.JPG
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In both cases my units failed because of electronic component failures. These units are protected with a circuit breaker which prevents the user from pulling more than a specified number of amps through the unit. Since no schematic diagram or parts list is provided, one can only speculate what the maximum number of amps is for this particular unit. I think you idea is doable, but bear in mind that the charging circuit in the UPS is not designed to charge two large automobile batteries. I would be concerned about heat build-up and/or component failure.
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I used these batteries in my my BX-1200-CN and BX-1500-CN (non lcd version) and they work great. You'll have to use the center adaptor with the plug on it which is in your UPS with the old batteries, but it is simple to change.Have a look at the old batteries and check the model number and compare the dimensions with these. I hope that this helps you.
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I am not a dealer, so you would have to look up the answer on the internet. Google APC UPS 550 replacement battery, etc
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Check out the APC website; Schneider Electric as to compatibility. That's what I did to make sure I purchased the correct replacement. This particular backup was specified for my Back-UPS ES 750
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My OEM power supply failed for my GoFlexHome Network Storage System, and I bought the APD device you are asking about. It works fine.
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http://www.amazon.ca/T-Power-Portable-Performance-Replacement-switching/dp/B00CJ272PI
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One of my electronics friends responded: You should consider getting a UPS, uninteruptable power supply. In Amazon search for Tripp Lite UPS to see a variety. There $160 unit is very good. Other companies make good UPS units. I have two APC units when my power was unreliable. I don't use them now, but I don't have a generator. I would plug the IsoBar into the UPS just to be sure.