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Posted: 2021-06-29 07:06 PM
This question was originally posted by val on APC forums on 10/3/2012
Hi! I have a simple question. We have about 50 ups units that we have had for 3+ years and some have died on us, luckily I have spares to replace the failed units. My question is instead of ordering a whole new ups unit can i just order the internal battery that goes inside the unit? Does this cost less or is it best to order new units and not just the internal batteries? I have about 5 units that no longer work but instead of ordering brand new units is it best to just order replacement batteries?
Thanks for any help!
Posted: 2021-06-29 07:06 PM
This reply was originally posted by Angela on APC forums on 10/3/2012
depending on the UPS model, it may be cheaper to order a new unit.
for smaller UPS models, a new battery may cost $30 and a new unit is $40. The thing is the stand-alone battery will only come with a 1 year warranty on the battery itself. you can trade in your UPS using our trade UPS service and get a new unit with a new 3 year warranty on the UPS and battery.
on larger units, it makes sense to just replace the battery if the battery is say $50 and the UPS is $900.
there is some more info on apc.com/recycle
Posted: 2021-06-29 07:06 PM
This reply was originally posted by Angela on APC forums on 10/3/2012
depending on the UPS model, it may be cheaper to order a new unit.
for smaller UPS models, a new battery may cost $30 and a new unit is $40. The thing is the stand-alone battery will only come with a 1 year warranty on the battery itself. you can trade in your UPS using our trade UPS service and get a new unit with a new 3 year warranty on the UPS and battery.
on larger units, it makes sense to just replace the battery if the battery is say $50 and the UPS is $900.
there is some more info on apc.com/recycle
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