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expired Posted by powerfuldoppler | Staff • Nov 24, 2024
Nov 24, 2024 2:54 PM
APC 650VA 7-Outlet Back-UPS Battery Backup
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We have found that this company (below link) usually has something that is compatible. And the battery lifespan tends to last much much longer than the original one and are very high quality. We use them for CyberPower ones as well
Whatever you do, don't buy Mighty Max batteries from Amazon, they truly don't last
https://www.upsbatteryc
This product is specified as "non-user replaceable battery) but this is not true. It's just that it's not super cost-effective combined with only "1-year" warranty on battery replacements vs. 3-year warranty on new units. So Schneider Electric (the manufacturer) recommends trashing the whole unit.
HOWEVER, you can easily find battery replacements online and some are quite good.
Cost is $20-30 for a battery. I consider that cost effective.
Replacement/installation requires a long, Philips-head screwdriver. That's all.
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This product is specified as "non-user replaceable battery) but this is not true. It's just that it's not super cost-effective combined with only "1-year" warranty on battery replacements vs. 3-year warranty on new units. So Schneider Electric (the manufacturer) recommends trashing the whole unit.
HOWEVER, you can easily find battery replacements online and some are quite good.
Cost is $20-30 for a battery. I consider that cost effective.
Replacement/installation requires a long, Philips-head screwdriver. That's all.
So we know 78000 / W = H
Example. Freezer uses 400 watts so plugging that into the equation, it will last for 195 hours. Dang son.
Its runtime is 2min, so it's more like 20wh or 0.2ah
It says 4 hours of runtime for Wi-Fi router
That's very short.. That means POE switch will be even shorter.
I will stick with the Costco $130 or cheaper with rebate deal on huge UPS I think that one is 1300VA?
I guess these can be good for Amazon Alexa or Echo devices so you can still control your network during outage.
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Its runtime is 2min, so it's more like 20wh or 0.2ah
It says 4 hours of runtime for Wi-Fi router
That's very short.. That means POE switch will be even shorter.
I will stick with the Costco $130 or cheaper with rebate deal on huge UPS I think that one is 1300VA?
I guess these can be good for Amazon Alexa or Echo devices so you can still control your network during outage.
just FYI VA value means nothing about how much power the battery. it means the max power load capacity it can support. for example, Costco CyberPower 1350VA/810Watts: 1350va *0.8 = 1080watt means it can support a max 1080 watt power consumption. more than that will cause overload and warning beep. and 810 watts is how much power the battery has.
This deal's UPS has 650va/360watt means supports up to 520w power consumption with 360w battery. the power consumption it should support your router and POE switch but not battery. if you wish for a very long battery life, you might need to learn how to attach a car battery to UPS. because car battery carries way more power. for example a 600CCA car battery carries 600cca*12v=7200watt
However, the ones I've had and it's been a while yes... None had the ability to completely silence alarms.
Because if the power goes out in the middle of the night I do not need a screeching alarm about my broadband that I'm not using because it's the middle of the night.
Plus it takes care of it so again, if you've switched to battery power just do that quietly please.
Can this be completely silenced other than going in and tearing out the speaker all together?
Thanks, OP.
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