Thanks for a good video - I accidentally "converted" my 2200 to a 1500 as I order 4 x 12V 9Ah batteries (Euroglobe GL77224) measuring 151x65x94 mm each. They almost fitted in series for ONE chain with 48V and the other not connected. The lid of the battery cartridge didn't fit though so just left it out 🤫 Comparing the original 8 x 6,5 Ah = 52 Ah to Your 8 x 5 Ah = 40 Ah and my 4 x 9 Ah = 36 Ah and the price I got with just 4 batteries at about USD 32 each (though not Duracell) I feel happy with the budget "downgrade replacement" so far 🙂
@tulioenriqueleonayala93283 ай бұрын
Porque sumas el amperaje si son dos circuitos serie que luego se conecta en paralelo eso te da una tensión de 48voltios 10 amperes/hora
@coachmikeguinto8 ай бұрын
Thanks for vid, is there no rail on that drop to the kitchen below? LOL
@RMTechCentral8 ай бұрын
Haha... good catch. Yeah, it's just one of those things that was intended to be done when everything was originally built, and here I am years later with no railing still. Anyway, you're welcome! Thanks for the comment!
@cavallium3 ай бұрын
Thanks, good video!
@BassdroidzxR11 ай бұрын
What batteries do you recommend for this ups?
@RMTechCentral11 ай бұрын
My first recomondation would be the CSB HR1227WF2FR - www.batterystore.com/hr1227wf2fr-12v-6-5ah-27w-csb-battery I did however go with the Duracell Ultras, as you see in the video. I needed something I could grab locally/quickly, and so far they have been great. The difference between the CSB and Duracell is 1.5 Amp Hours. The CSB batteries are 6.5AH and the Duracells are 5AH. Also, the Duracell batteries I used can be found here: www.batteriesplus.com/battery/ups/csb-battery/hr1221wf2- Anyway, try to get the CSB batteries if you can. Otherwise, the Duracells are the next best thing.