Replace batteries in CyberPower 1500 AVR UPS

How to video showing all the steps required to remove and replace with new batteries for Cyberpower UPS (uniterruptable power system).
I bought my batteries from Amazon. They are the 1290 12v sealed batteries, also known at TH1234. Here is a link to Amazon to buy these batteries (you need 12 UB1290 batteries):
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[@DIYGEEKTEXAS]

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[@nick8118]

Looked at a couple of other videos that left off the process of wiring that batteries. Great job on including this very crucial aspect. Thanks.

[@eipi5173]

same experience

[@chedbaker4954]

A WARNING BEFORE OPENING THE CASE. If you do a search for "Cyberpower 1500 AVR battery replacement" be advised the manufacturer has changed the case opening protocol *at least* five times on identical-appearing units over the years. (1) single screw removal-front underneath-front panel slides upwards, (2) double front screw removal-front underneath-front panel slides upwards, (3) single screw removal-front underneath- front panel slides downwards, (4) double screw removal-front and back underneath-case splits in half lengthwise, and (5) double screw removal-front and back underneath-quarter side panel 'press and slide' catch at the side nameplate. I fought with mine for nearly an hour before my spouse, who had the benefit of *not* watching any KZbin videos, figured it out cold in about 10 seconds.

[@bustartist1356]

Exactly what I went though!

[@hankhillsurethra]

I wish I had seen this comment. Mine was number 5 and I broke a bunch of tabs unnecessarily removing the front. Oh well, it’s back together and working great

[@ytmndan]

I am so glad I saw this comment. I fought with the front panel for about 30 seconds before coming to the comments. I forgot everything in the video, looked at the dn thing for a minute, removed the only other scre on the bottom, and pulled down on the SIDE panel, and pop! Two batteries right there. Easy access. THANK YOU

[@lda7698]

16:50. I don't know if you know it now, but I'll explain it superficially. This type of measurement on the voltmeter happens when it is not TRUE RMS and the UPS inverter produces a type of non-sinusoidal waveform (of course, considering that both equipment is working correctly) being only a limitation of the voltmeter and not necessarily a defect. I'm sorry for any translation errors. Translated by Google Translate

[@LeeeB0]

thank you for the video. you covered everything needed.

[@AlexNelson1]

Make helpful video I’ve found on this topic. Thanks!!!

[@theultimatum0000]

This video was help to me. Thanks)

[@fullfrequencyrecordingstud5550]

Thanks for this video. It was helpful. :-)

[@Juanh2784]

Thank you very much

[@jackbookerjr.3047]

Totally different than mine.

[@FBSnow]

Mine shows at full capacity but blinks and shuts off. Still safe to swap out even if I'm not sure it's drained?

[@Physics072]

My 1500 AVR is not the same how old is this maybe they changed the specs.

[@greggl54]

The one in this video matches mine and I bought mine in upstate NY in the summer of 2014.

[@Physics072]

@@greggl54 I have 4 of them from 2013 to 2022 have 3 different battery configurations. One takes two separate batteries put in two separate areas of the case. One has no wires but a female center plug in post two others have the two batteries taped together as in this video.

[@hankhillsurethra]

Yeah, my batteries were back to back on the bottom of the case

[@scott3805]

I have same model but mine has 2 separate battery's not 1 cartridge.

[@GaryBeltz]

A lot of the APC units have two batteries in a cartridge format. The one I have has the batteries linked together but horizontally and there is a single connector with negative and positive. The cartridge has two straps and a handle on top for pulling it out.