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APC BACK-UPS ES - BE650G2-UK - Uninterruptible Power Supply 650VA (8 Outlets, Surge Protected, 1 USB Charging Port) - £72.99 @ Amazon
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Apc Back-UPS essential series provides battery backup and surge Protection ideal for your home and home office
8 total outlets 6 battery backup with surge protection and 2 Surge Protection only
Usb charging port fast speed charging, type A for smartphones and tablets
Dataline Surge Protection Safeguards your equipment and valuable files from “back door” surges traveling along data lines
Content of delivery back UPS BE650G2-UK, user manual
a.Use the product in a well ventilated location (indoor use, not in direct sunlight, not in contact with fluids, not in excessive dust or high humidity)b Operate in the rated power as per specification c.Proper battery management (ie Timely replacement of battery)
8 total outlets 6 battery backup with surge protection and 2 Surge Protection only
Usb charging port fast speed charging, type A for smartphones and tablets
Dataline Surge Protection Safeguards your equipment and valuable files from “back door” surges traveling along data lines
Content of delivery back UPS BE650G2-UK, user manual
a.Use the product in a well ventilated location (indoor use, not in direct sunlight, not in contact with fluids, not in excessive dust or high humidity)b Operate in the rated power as per specification c.Proper battery management (ie Timely replacement of battery)
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sorted byIn practice, the battery life is 3-5yrs. I usually recommend that the battery is replaced between 4 and 5yrs.
The battery should be inspected periodically. It may be 'maintenance free', but that doesn't mean 'fit and forget'.
Without access to specialist test equipment (multimeter, current clamp, load bank, impedance/conductance tester), carry out a visual check at least every 6 months, and a 'load test'.
Look for signs of splitting/swelling, terminal corrosion or growth, leaking. Pull the main power cable out, let the system run on battery and see how long it lasts.
If you're satisfied after performing these basic visual checks, and are happy with the run time, then leave it for 6 months. Put a bit tape on the ups, and write the time it ran on battery for, on the tape.
You'll see the battery run time degrade over the life of the battery. Assuming the visuals are OK, swap the battery when the run time becomes unacceptable, or every 5yrs at the latest.
No noise from it and the battery pops out you have to do this to connect it before use.
Looks like a APC lid on a standard block so cheap to change.
USE - router to keep you ip address on smart equipment, server which I have set to shut down after 5 mins.
plug in a led lamp for light. usb to charge a phone.
NO use - your not going to run a tv etc sound bars to watch films
Powercut - your off to be on your phones tablets etc.
GAS - wonderful stuff for boiling weter for a brew.
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I don't know what the tolerance is and cba looking, but 207 - 253V (+/- 10% based on 230V) shouldn't be too far off.
Regarding Battery changing: if you're confident at changing the battery yourself, then consider buying the battery monobloc/s rather than the APC RBC. It's significantly cheaper. A short Google search will tell you the Ah of your original battery, and the fitting type (usually F2 - a push on/ pull off connector) (edited)
Just looked Tech data sheet all about output but nothing about how much UPS using power on it is own ?
I know battery is discharging and need constant charge so this consume power ?
PowerOutput power400
WInput operation voltage (min)
180 VInput operation voltage (max)
266 VOutput operation voltage (min)
220 VOutput operation voltage (max)
230 VSurge energy rating310
JMaximum current6 A
Efficiency80%
Output power capacity0.65 kVA
It says the min temp is 0 degrees C and the Max is 40 degrees C