Replacement batteries for Phoenix UPS – QUINT series, are now available.
The replacement batteries for the 3.4Ah battery module (p/n 2320306 – p/n 1274117), particularly widespread and used in the industrial environment, can now be purchased at the Memory System online store (or by filling out the form at the bottom of the page).
We are talking about the two 12V batteries that are present in the UPS battery module and that allow it to work in the event of a power failure (Blackout).
The QUINT series UPS are designed for industrial use and installation in electrical panels.
The UPS management software and/or the lights on the front panel of the UPS itself, indicate the need to replace the Batteries; this signal indicates that the batteries no longer allow the UPS to function correctly in the event of a power failure.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT – SIMPLE and NO TOOLS NEEDED
The battery module has been designed to allow the batteries to be replaced simply, quickly and without the need for tools.
All the operations to be carried out for the installation of the spare batteries are clearly indicated in the UPS manual, to which reference must obviously be made.
The possibility of purchasing Replacement Batteries for Phoenix UPS, allows you to restore the full functionality of the UPS, at an extremely low cost. Moreover, the replacement of the complete module forces to wait for the classic lead-times for the module itself, and to the wiring of the module in the electrical panel.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT – HOW TO DO IT
For information purposes, these instructions are set out below.
After setting the service mode (refer to the manual of the UPS model under maintenance), proceed as follows:
– open the battery housing.
– remove the fuse.
– remove the wiring (between the batteries).
– replace the batteries.
– restore the wiring (between the batteries).
– insert the fuse.
– close the battery housing.
At the end of the operation, “confirm” to the UPS that the batteries have been replaced and deactivate the service mode (refer to the manual of the UPS model under maintenance).
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