Would this product replace a 12v6a battery Leoch EBZ-3 battery that is used to start my riding lawnmower? I mean what does 1 amp mean with this one only having 5 instead of 6?
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Google doesn't find the EBZ-3. Closest match is EBZ7-3, which is physically larger and much heavier than the UB1250 (which powers the UPS for our computers). Moreover, the terminals on the UB1250 are made to fit small slide on connectors. Also, 5AH is 17% less than 6AH....which is quite a bit in my book. I suspect the UB1250 is designed to deliver a smaller amperage over a longer time than the battery originally supplied with your lawn tractor.
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I purchased this battery to replace the battery in my alarm system. I don't know if this will work with your riding lawn mower.
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I don't think so. The battery is rated 5 AH which is amp hour not amps. You need actual cranking amps.
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For me it was a direct replacement for my UB12120, same size all around. So YES you will have a higher amp hour battery, and will see less of a load on a bigger battery, which will make the battery last longer for it's lifetime, and between charges. The thing that kills these batteries is being left in an uncharged state. Always charge ASAP after use, do not wait until it is empty. The battery voltage should never go below 11.5 volts at rest (for longest life).
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Just buy one big alternator I only used one and it charged all my batteries an ran all my amps .. Yea one big alternator is good don't waste ur money on two..
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This item is a heavy duty jump start battery pack. It is a 12 volt 750 CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) or a 24 volt 375 CCA (Cold Cranking Amps).The item description should help you with most of your questions. My opinion this item is a great product. Have a great day!
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My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all here now... the bike kicks over first try. Hope that helps. My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all... » Read More My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all here now... the bike kicks over first try. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I used the two I bought to replace batteries on a stair climbing wheelchair. The only concerns you should have are the voltage, does it fit and how many ah (amp hours) your ADT system draws. If your nameplate says anything less than 5ah you should be good to go. Remember, 500mah is only 1/10th of what this battery has.
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This battery is not designed for high drain, if you are using to start a difficult engine you will need a high amperage battery. You can use a jump to start your generator but do not use a 6 amp charger for recharging or leave the jumper battery connected longed than needed to start engine.These are made to be trickle charged, fast charging (using more than 1A) will damage it.
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yes, the 1 amp difference should not matter - it will actually make the battery less likely to fail, as it will be able to recharge more efficiently. My old battery was 4 amp, and this 5 amp replacement works like a charm.
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I already had 3 batteries for my leaf blower, hedge trimmer, and weed eater. Then I bought my sons the extra large weed eaters, but their batteries for their other Black and Decker equipment like I had didn't work, we needed these larger batteries for the BIG weed eaters. Hope that helps.
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When I had purchased my battery I had a dead one already in my kids power wheels so I knew exactly what I needed. Sorry I am not sure.
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buy 2 of this battery 12 Volt 7 Amp Hour Alarm Battery run them in parallel with a 12 volt socket and you have juice for the whole weakend camping, I've been doing this for years with my fan
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Check the model # and the picture of the battery. I had a model 5681 8000 watt electric start portable Generac and the picture (enlarged) showed that it looked identical to my original battery. It was and is working great.
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When you say you have an electric impact wrench needing 7 amps, is that 7 amps at 120V? If so (as I'm assuming) then the inverter in this will NOT work because it is rated for 200 watts continuous (~2 amps max). I doubt any power-pack like this will be able to handle that load, so to run such off a battery/inverter system will require you to put together a 1000 watt inverter and car-size battery (I'd get one rated at least 60 amp-hour if you'll be pulling ~60 amps at 12V which is the same as 6 amps at 120V). If it just needed 7 amps at 12V, this battery could run such for over an hour, but that sounds unrealistic for such a tool.
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If your PA system needs 12volts 5 ah or less to operate, this battery should work for you. If you are replacing your battery make sure it is in fact a 12 volt battery.
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HA! Nope. This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
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Easily! This battery is great for your system and I use it with 2 2400w amps at 1 ohm and it works great. If that's all your running you could use a smaller battery like the 800 and you'll be fine
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This is a bolt-on type connection battery. An 18Ah battery may be used if you have the additional space for the larger size. Amp Hours for batteries equates to Capacity for fuel tanks. The higher the amp hours, the more "fuel"; the longer the battery may operate before requiring recharging. I have personally added batteries to increase a 35Ah system to 70Ah which considerably increased the range of an electric vehicle.