I have 4 different APC UPSs. They haven't been used in
a long time, probably 3 years, so I wasn't expecting them
to be ready to use. I plugged them in today hoping
that I'd be able to use the APC agent software to
get some idea of the state of the batteries.
To my surprise, all 4 UPSs are acting totally dead,
and don't respond to button pushes or queries from
the monitoring software. Again, I knew the batteries
would be dead but I expected the electronics inside,
when hooked up to wall power, would be able to function.
I was going to decide whether to replace the batteries
but now I'm not sure the UPSs are working at all.
Would you risk buying replacement batteries or would
you just send them to Excess and Salvage?
Thanks for any advice.
Cordially,
-- Jon Forrest forrest_at_ce.berkeley.edu Computer Resources Manager Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept. 305 Davis Hall Univ. of Calif., Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-1710 510-642-0904 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following was automatically added to this message by the list server: For information about Micronet, including subscribing to or unsubscribing from its mailing list and finding out about upcoming meetings, please visit the Micronet Web site: <http://micronet.berkeley.edu/>.Received on Wed Dec 13 2006 - 16:10:02 PST
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