Hello Everyone,
I've recently come across a bunch of used UPSes when a local office was closing down. After a lot of hauling (and they are heavy!!!..lol) I've dragged a good number of them to my garage and I plan on putting them to use. I have no idea if the batteries are good or not which leads me to my first question. Whats a good way to test them? My plan was to take them all apart and hook up ALL the batteries in series then reconnect some of the controls and inverters etc. and put them to good use. Is this a feasible thing to do and what components will I have to replace in order to accommodate the higher current?
Thank you
I've recently come across a bunch of used UPSes when a local office was closing down. After a lot of hauling (and they are heavy!!!..lol) I've dragged a good number of them to my garage and I plan on putting them to use. I have no idea if the batteries are good or not which leads me to my first question. Whats a good way to test them? My plan was to take them all apart and hook up ALL the batteries in series then reconnect some of the controls and inverters etc. and put them to good use. Is this a feasible thing to do and what components will I have to replace in order to accommodate the higher current?
Thank you
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