Replacing Batteries in My UPS System
Using backup ups power supplies can be a life saver for anyone working on a workstation or a home computer, but the risk is still there if you wait too long to replace your RBC batteries. Making sure your batteries do not reach the end of their life cycle when you need them the most is really important, so this article looks at how often your batteries should be replaced. To help enusre your batteries remain fresh, use the warranty as a guideline.
If you use a backup power supply that utilizes RBC11 batteries, it’s a good idea to replace them once a year.
You can never know how the long the lifespan of your battery actually is, and although they will probably last longer than a year, it is safe not to assume. Batteries can last anything between one and two years, but err on the side of safety when thinking about replacing them. You do not want your backup system to fail, just when you need it the most. Most battery retailers and manufacturers offer a one year warranty simply because one year is the maximum amount of time that you can safely rely on an RBC11 battery.
Replacing batteries on a regular basis in your emergency flashlight, is comparable. The batteries inside the flashlight might still be in fine condition, but they might not, and it’s better to know that they are rather than wait and find out the next time lightning strikes a generator. Protecting your power ware is very important.
Before buying your new RBC11 battery, make sure to take a look at your current battery and write down the specifications. The manufacturers website shape and size for your battery may be totally different than that stated on your unit. This is due to the fact that manufacturers have a habit of chaning the RBC11 specifications without noitce. Be careful of this when placing your order. The battery does not fit, is the most common complaint registered with battery retailers. This is probably due to the change in specifications which retailers do not tell us about. Ordering the correct battery size is imperative as it can cause many problems once it has been received. Most retailers, believe it is the responsibility of the buyer to ship the wrong battery back to them, meaning you spend more money on extra postage and handling charges.
You should also be on the lookout for retailers who offer safe battery disposal. You’re actually not allowed to simply drop your old battery in the trash, as they contain various leads and acids. Safe disposal facilities are offered by many suppliers, so check this out when buying a replacement battery. Many will let you send your old battery back in the box they sent your new battery in. This saves you searching the phonebook for disposal facilities.
Basically, and in conclusion, it’s really down to the simple fact that your batteries over time must remain fresh. APC batteries will, eventually, expire, so just make sure that you replace them before that happens, and not after. Your ups systems are an investment, so take note of the advice.
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