I have the regular APC Back-UPS ES 550. Would this work even though it says for ES 550VA? I don't have VA...
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The VA in the name stands for Volt Amps - the output capacity of the unit. My unit does not have VA at the end of the name on the unit but I still have the original box and on the box it does indicate ES 550VA. I would suspect that the battery would fit the unit. Mine unit is 5-7 years old.
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I purchased this battery for my ES 550. The battery is working. It may work for you too. SC
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Volts x Amps = Watts. The 550 means the maximum output load of the battery is 550-watts. All devices plugged in to the UPS should not exceed 550-watts.
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I believe the replacement should work. I think the 550 and 550VA designations refer to the Volt-Ampere ratings of the units.
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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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Yes I have several APC backup devices including a XS 1500 these are the right ones.
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Yes I think this one will work for you. HOWEVER, I would go to the apc.com website, input your model and serial numbers to be absolutely sure before you order. I did some of that for you, except for the serial number of course, and it appears that the RBC17 is the correct one. Best price I could find for a legitimate APC replacement battery is here at Amazon.
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While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral devices in use plus the potential loss of data. While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral... » Read More While it will work as "Deputy 53" stated I would recommend "S.Lee's" suggestion of a better device. A good quality "UPS" unit will be well worth the extra cost. You really need more surge protection as well as battery backup for those times when the electric hiccups and you lose all your work since your last "save". Some will also provide voltage regulation. You might want to look at Tripplite or APC among others for such a unit. I would consider one in the $100 range. It is good insurance and cheaper then a new PC, monitor and any other peripheral devices in use plus the potential loss of data. « Show Less
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I used this for the APC Back-UPS ES 725 and it works well. I'm not sure about the 650. The APC company should list all the appropriate models this battery should fit. DG
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That's what I use it for. I bought a new iMac just over a year ago and it is on the APC. I've had no problems.
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All of the documentation and labeling appear to indicate my battery model as being APC ES 750. I CANNOT confirm that the replacement battery will fit the BE 750BB model you reference. Sorry that this is probably not much help.
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Look at the model number on the bottom of your APC. That should tell you what battery to order when you look at the battery descriptions on Amazon.
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to that. I will say that if it does fit that it will hold only standard AA batteries so should probably be used as a back up only. Good luck.
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I can't speak to the specific model you mention, but I can tell you that I've owned at least 4 previous UPS's, all from APC. Much happier with this one and would not recommend an APC over the cyberpower.
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I purchased 2 of: APC BACK-UPS ES BE550R Replacement UPS Battery last October sokd by:eComElectronic. The battery fitted inside the UPS without any problem.
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Sorry to say that I purchased the replacement part indicated in my owner's manual. I have a Back-UPS XS 1500 APC. Even if I did not have the manual I noticed the it was very easy to take out the battery cartridge and it indicated the model on the cartridge itself. The battery cartridge slides out and is heavy!! I was surprised at the cost with shipping was much cheaper the purchasing a new APC!!
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I assume that you replaced both batteries and your unit is a APC BACK-UPS XS 1300VA, with AMD board, 1 AMD 4-core cpu, on-board graphics and Samsung 27" (?) monitor, I am drawing 90 watts total and the UPS says I have 52 minutes estimated run-time after 3 months of service. Same as new. You may have a bad battery but do as the first person suggested, try a reset. In a UPS you always replace all the batteries when it is time - hope this helps
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The answer should come from the battery supplier or a user with your particular model UPS. Mine is a XS1300VA and requires 2 of these and they work. A search of Amazon shows 12v 7000 mAh UPS Battery for APC Back-UP BX1000 - 2 Pack by Max Life Battery http://www.amazon.com/12v-7000-Battery-Back-UPS-BX1000/dp/B00DIGN0L4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1404296444&sr=8-2&keywords=bx1000+battery - according to the data it says yours are 7 amps and this is a 9 amp battery. I would not use this battery for your UPS, check with the supplier for proper sizing.
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This is only my end user/Previous Intel Engineer/Microsoft Certied Office User Master unofficial response & attempt to help you in your Electronic device purchase; This is a SATA 2 HDD & as long as your Security system supports SATA 2, it should work. But, PLEASE check the WD Support & Compatibility Website for confirmation. Hope this helps! :-)
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If it actually works, charge with their proprietary special cable that plugs into a usb charger until it breaks. This item is crap; buy a VASS brand battery. It uses a standard mini-usb input.