I have a APC 350 ES with a 12v 3.3Ah; is safe to run this 12 V 3.4ah in it'a place?
935834
Ah = amp hour. The .1 difference will not matter to you or the equipment. So the answer is yes, it's safe to use.
935835
This battery is by the numbers is .1ah larger than what you have, which simply means more run capacity. The voltage is the same so it should not be a problem.
1319464
I wounit push eny more then 3amps i run mine at 5v 0.5 amp. But i don't know there max. -Hope this helps and good luck
857840
Make shure their is no a/c bleed over,and that it is d/c12v. Not 12 v a/c. Then you should be ok. Also double check the amps you only need one or two amps to run the lights. Use a fuse!
75509
I just tried 2 18350s witch were both about 4v so that would bump it up to 8v. It came on then dimmed out. Prolly has circut protect and won't allow above a certain volt or amp. Not sure witch but I would have to say it probably won't run on CR123a.
1955566
The higher the mAH will provide longer runtime. It is safe as long as you have same voltage.
1973553
Neither of the other anwers addresses your question: at 18 W (x2), you're looking at a combined 3A draw at 12 V (W=A*V). Therefore look at the AH (amperehour) rating of your "small ATV battery" and simply divide that rating by the 3A draw to yeild H (AH/A = H). The result is runtime in hours.
2000414
I run mine off a 3S lipo (12v). It may have a voltage ranges it runs off of. I just don't have the manual in front of me right now.
1213670
Check out the APC website; Schneider Electric as to compatibility. That's what I did to make sure I purchased the correct replacement. This particular backup was specified for my Back-UPS ES 750
1905939
Yes you can. Just make sure to turn on the Lipo switch on the ESC. This allows the ESC to detect voltage.
1091264
A 2S Lipo is best for this system, I would not go 3s as it will fry the esc
2120183
You should be able to no problem. Just don't use the small 12v transformer that comes with it.
2106136
You could, but I think they have another model that is specifically designed for DC... If I remember correctly for voltages up to 24vdc... I wouldn't use one that is rated for 12 vdc exactly, just for safety margin.
1091265
I would recommend at least a 2S lipo battery, you won't be sorry. Tested with a NiMh, but I got a lot more power and runtime with a 2S lipo. I didn't bother to reprogram the ESC just to have the NiMh as a spare, so it's been in storage ever since.
195354
As long as the output is 12V amps do not matter. It's the 12V that is critical.
243040
Frank, i have a Renogy catalog on front of me and don't see a 350 panel. This must be something new. And by 30amp charge controller I assume a PWM charge controller. Your panel can be 12 or 24v not both, unless this is something really new. You might try one of the solar forums or email Renogy support. Don't call tech support because i tried. Don't. Ok? Try Northern Arizona wind&sun or midnite solar forums. Also midnite solar has videos on youtube about everything. You should be able to charge a 12v battery with a 12v panel and charge controller-period. Unless the battery is no good. Put a voltmeter at the output of panel then the output of charge controller. Good luck.
2073407
You will likely fry the esc. I am not as familiar with nimhs. I run lipos. Are you running in series or parallel?
1968025
I'd make sure that the old 8500 power cord is 12vdc w/ negative ground. If it is then it should be fine.