my present battery is 12v 4.5AH can I use this 5Ah battery instaed? Thank you
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Yes, you can use this battery as long as it fits. In this case more is better, 5Ah's is better than 4.5Ah's. FYI, (Ah) stands for amp/hours.
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The original battery that came with the driver is 1.2 or 1.3 Ah battery. The major companies that sell 12v products are always trying to increase the Ah. Bosch now has a 2.0Ah battery. This gives you a little more run time.Some batteries have the Ah stamped on the battery itself, some you have to read the package label. The bottom line is a 12v is a 12v is a 12v. They will all work. Use what came with the driver and then you can upgrade as you need to 2.0. I have never seen a 12volt batter with a 4.0Ah rating. Don't get fooled.
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Hello James, We can't speak for other sellers of this product, but if you purchase from Battery Supersite, we ship the higher capacity version of this battery which has the same 12v output as the 12v 4.0ah, but is rated at a higher capacity. The capacity is listed as the "ah" rating, or amp hour rating. The amp hour rating is simply just the capacity of the battery and how much reserve power it can store. It's like the gas tank in a car; the larger the gas tank, the longer it can run. We always search the market for high quality batteries that will have a higher capacity but keep the output the same. The important thing to check is the voltage as the voltage should always be the same (ie. a 12v cannot be used where a 6 volt was used). A good example of this is the 4ah and 4.5ah battery. Nearly every battery manufacturer has updated this size battery to the 5 amp hour battery which will provide up to 20% longer runtime than the previous capacity battery. Feel free to contact us with any questions. Battery Supersite "The Amazon Battery Experts"
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Absolutely, and vice versa. They are the same LiION batteries, I have both and do this all the time and have done so for a long time. Changing it from 10.8 to 12V was marketing speak, one is the open circuit voltage and one is the under load voltage.
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I used mine on a 4 unit - 6 volt battery bank in my RV. If they make a unit for 12 volt batteries I don't know. Contact the manufacturer
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This battery could last only half of Interstat battery 12V.23ah in same condition, So,you know this junk. I bought this battery this year for my electric golf cart but I wouldn't buy again
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I don't think so. I looked up the battery, and this was the input spec: --Input: DC 15V ~ 24V/2A I'm sure the input is provided by a 120v-&gt; 15v-24v wall charger. The Instaspark produces only 5v and 12v. You would look for a battery that has 5v as input, such as this one: New Trent iCarrier 12000mAh, where the input spec states: Input: 5V@1.5A I think even it could accept the 5v from the Instaspark, it would take forever to charge!
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This should work without any issues. I have been using this battery for more than 5 months.
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Yes, a 5 Ah (amp hour) battery can safely replace a 4 Ah battery. The replacement battery's voltage should be the same as your original battery, and you should try to get a battery of roughly the same physical size to better fit into your system's battery compartment.The Ah in the description refers to the battery's amp-hour rating. A 5 amp-hour battery will provide 5 Amps for 1 hour, or 1 amp for 5 hours, or any other product of hours X amps that equals 5. It is a measure of the battery's capacity to power your alarm system in the event of a power outage.
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My system is not ADT so, I can't answer your question really. I just looked at the battery I had before and used it as a reference. It too was a 12v 5ah battery. Similar size with F2 terminals.
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Sorry. I'm not sure. I'm using it for my home alarm system. However, if the specs are similar, in your case, 12V 4.5Ah vs 12V 5.0Ah. It should be OK. The battery is a general purpose battery as long as the connectors meet your requirement. Of course, the battery itself is not water proof, so be careful for outdoor use. - Mike
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you must make sure that the voltage is right. the other battery must have the same info like 3.7 5000 mil amps li or same make. if in doubt don't use
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I don't know if 12v 7.2ah is the same as 12v 7ah. Probably, but I don't know. The battery weighs a couple of pounds. It is not light, but has density and thus feels like 2 to 3 pounds.
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you'll need 12 volts from a 5.5 x 2.5 - there are some available on e-bay look under the username "boldar" for the ones I have available.
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Just be sure you check the dimensions of your existing batteries, the important thing about these batteries is the 35 amp hour rating (35ah) that determines the charge life of the battery. Usually (not always) the size of the battery is proportionate to the ah so be sure to check the measurement
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Doesn't matter. 12V 4AH means the battery is 12 volts and has a capacity of 4 amp hours. The 12V 5AH has the same output as the 12V 4AH, but a 20% longer run time as stated in the description. As long as the voltage is the same, amp hours can vary. I ordered a CA1240, received a CA1250 - no problem. They are the same size. My last battery was a smaller 12V 1.2AH and worked fine for 7 years.
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don't think so you old battery is 6am, this battery is 5am. probably wouldn't last as long