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Re: Where do you buy your replacement UPS batteries? - JoeH - 12-17-2009

So far I have only used Gruber. Price plus lower shipping cost due to a shorter delivery distance, and I might try out refurbups.com the next time I replace an UPS battery. As for recycling, my town will take the batteries for free if I carry them in to the transfer station.


Re: Where do you buy your replacement UPS batteries? - ztirffritz - 12-17-2009

Gruber is where I get all my batteries at work. I think that PaulF first told me about them. Great prices. Service is OK but for the price I'll deal with it


Re: Where do you buy your replacement UPS batteries? - deckeda - 12-17-2009

Yeah, I though about Gruber too. In the end I went with refurbups.com, saved a couple bucks I guess, Thanks mrlynn


Re: Where do you buy your replacement UPS batteries? - GorgeousGeorge - 12-17-2009

deckeda wrote:
I need an RBC 10 (for an APC BackUPS Office 350VA.)

My budget here is no more than $30 shipped, which is achievable, but I don't know what's a reputable place.

Or there's a BatteriesPlus near me that has a Werker (what's a Werker?) for $30+tax.


I buy the batteries for our office at ExcessUPS. High quality batteries and fast shipping. I wouldn't buy any cheap crappy batteries, it's not cost effective as they always need to be replaced. Buy high quality batteries and don't worry for another five years.


Re: Where do you buy your replacement UPS batteries? - space-time - 12-17-2009

GorgeousGeorge wrote:
... Buy high quality batteries and don't worry for another five years.

why only five years? car batteries tend to last 8-10 years, and they sit in cold freezing weather, are exposed to shocks, etc. Why can't they make a UPS battery that lasts 15 years?