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Easy Options UPS Backup Batteries

AtBatt.com offers a wide selection of replacement batteries for your Easy Options UPS backup systems. Since each battery for an Easy Options UPS backup varies, your next step to select your UPS backup model number or UPS battery part number from the list below.
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Power-Sonic PS-1270 F1 Sealed Lead Acid Battery
Power-Sonic PS-1270 F1 Sealed Lead Acid Battery
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SKU: PS-1270 (#3541)
SRP: $39.99
Our Price: $21.99
12 V
7 Ah
84 Whr
Lead Acid
In Stock
$19.79

Yuasa/Genesis NP4-6 Sealed Lead Acid Battery with F1 Terminal
Yuasa/Genesis NP4-6 Sealed Lead Acid Battery with F1 Terminal
SKU: NP4-6 (#3497)
SRP: $16.99
Our Price: $13.99
6 V
4 Ah
24 Whr
Lead Acid
In Stock
$12.59

Power-Sonic PS-640 6V/4.5AH Sealed Lead Acid Battery w/ F1 Terminal
Power-Sonic PS-640 6V/4.5AH Sealed Lead Acid Battery w/ F1 Terminal
SKU: PS-640 (#3493)
SRP: $21.99
Our Price: $13.49
6 V
4.5 Ah
27 Whr
Lead Acid
In Stock
$12.14



What Sort of Maintenance Can I Perform For My Easy Options UPS unit?
One thing you might want to do is periodically test your Easy Options UPS and their failure modes. A good time to do this might be right after after a periodic level 0 backup. Nobody is logged in and you've got full backups of the machines. Throw the circuit breaker with the Easy Options UPS on it to simulate and outage and see how the transition goes. Note that in general testing an UPS by pulling the plug from the wall is not a good idea. Electronics like to always have a good ground reference. If you unplug your Easy Options UPS, it's still powered but now has what electricians call a "floating ground". Not only can this be bad for electronics, but it can be quite dangerous as well. It is likely that unplugging just about any UPS for a short amount of time isn't likely to result in disaster, but in all cases, throwing a circuit breaker would be a better thing to do.

It might be useful to install a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) on your Easy Options UPS-covered outlets to facilitate this testing without having to throw a breaker, especially if you don't have your Easy Options UPS protected machines on an isolated circuit (which you probably should). These are the sockets found in most modern kitchens and bathrooms with a red and a black button. You push the latter to cut power and the former to restore power.

The Easy Options UPS uses lead-acid batteries. Lead-acid batteries do not have a "battery memory". Each "deep cycle" (running the batteries to very low or even drained levels) will decrease a lead-acid battery's effectiveness, so this should be avoided. Although this is the reason for buying your Easy Options UPS unit for situations like this, one should not run a UPS down when doing so isn't necessary.

As your Easy Options USP gets older, the battery life will become shorter. Of course there's no way to reliably test how long it is without running the battery down and you don't want to do that because they have lead acid batteries. Which is why we recommend a periodic battery replacement.

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