is this comparable to Dell Storage Controller Battery - Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) - 3.7 V DC
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My experience went like Matt's, with the exception that mine was installed on a Perc 5/i Integrated controller in an older Dell PowerEdge 2900 tower server. It has been going strong with no warnings/errors since February 2013.
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What I received was Dell branded and worked perfectly in my Perc i6 controller.
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I purchased one to replace the stock Dell battery almost two years ago and it has worked perfectly. I'm running a PE2950 with a PERC 5i.
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That is a dc rating for the power supply, not the battery. The battery is 10.8v 4400mah.
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The one that I had received was not a Dell OEM battery. It did not have any dell markings on it. I get about 3 or so hours on the battery, but I'm usually running Autocad for the majority of that time. I haven't done any official measurements of time - that's just a ballpark guess.
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I believe it to be by Dell. It worked just fine for me. It removed all warnings about a dying battery. I haven't had any problems with it. And yes it fully charges. Also, I haven't seen any red "X" when charging. No, sir. Hope this put your mind at ease. :)
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I have no clue I bought it to replace a battery in my sons lap top for school and he does not have the information on it no more plus he is in Las Vegas and I am in Florida so with me not with the battery its hard for me to track info on it sorry. He has had no problems with it so far.
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Hello, yes, according to all references, it is the same battery type. I've got four of these now(batteries) cause I found an LED video light assembly that uses the same battery format for power. Excellent performance so far...
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The battery looked exactly like my original .On the battery is written "Dell Battery Module, rechargeable Li-ion Battery,Type J1KND , Rating 11.1V , Capacity 48 Wh. There is a warranty, but I don't remember how long. Bought from EZ-Electronix,and described as "New genuine original Dell Battery". I have had it for 3 months - 3 hour charge. Works fine.
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lithium cell battery, approximately 4 to 6 hour lifespan, depending on what all you have running in background and depending on which model, series, and if you have the 500 HDD or the 1 TB and if yours comes with a SSD (Solid State Drive) .... I can run as long as nearly 8 hours with the 3 TB USB EXHDD Slims (2 TB and 1 TB) which takes the load off the system; there is an option for power saving mode as well So you can kill some Tasks that are not necessary if you are in a bad weather and has the need to communicate outbound such as in an emergency,. I personally plan on purchasing 2 more ION Lithium Cell Rechargeable battery cells and just simply use finger nail polish and mark them 1 and 2 since the blank one is original to the Dell - it is a good practice if you live in a notoriously known weather zoned area. In my humble opinion, rotation of cells and keeping them charged will pay for itself. This is a pretty fast recharging unit if it is plugged in. General rule of thumb here is: How often does your power go out? How frequent is your area prone to storms? I personally know some people who have as many as 5 to 7 back up cells and they get them all charged up before storms comes or before the storm season comes for their area is know to be out of power for as long as a week to 14 days or even longer. The key point is, family first, but before storms come it is a good idea to let your credit to store card financial institutions to be alerted ahead of time even Mortgages so it doesn't go against you. You would want to touch bases with someone in your family or two who can relay messages to others of your status like every other day. Checking the news and weather report for a short moment helps a lot here; but resist all temptations to contact friends or assign a friend (trusted) as one did, so that password was switched and any email news given to this person would be relayed to this person. Anything of vital importance, you would know it at this specific assigned private email account. Everyone else can wait.
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yes you must buy a type of charge controller that prevents your batteries from being over charged or over discharged. a pwm (pulse width modulation) is a good affordable choice for charge controllers. i think the one i bought was 60$
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Yes it will overcharge your battery without a charge controller. I used a Sunforce 7 Amp Charge Controller which is $13.99 on Amazon. A diode won't work.
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Hello, thank you for reaching out to us. This charger does have a Storage control for lithium batteries. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact our technicians and they will be able to provide further details. Thank you - ServoCity
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Dells have a charging problem with batteries not made by DELL, ALWAYS buy DELL bateries and DELL ac adapters. after market products are cheap,u get what u pay for
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No. It is not a Dell battery!! No Dell warranty! I will not get it from this seller and the battery is not what it claimed to be. I requested a return/refund, but no response from the seller! The bettery didn't last 2 hours when I first got it, and it reduced to only a few mins of use without charging in a month.
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Yes, that's the longer run-time version of the Ni-Cd battery. I used to use those and they work in the vac. I've switched everything over to the Li-ion batteries and couldn't be happier. My only complaint is that my Dewalt site laser and sawzall won't accept the new Li batteries. Who dropped the ball on that?
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datasheet is SLC-12VDC-SL-C, you're good from ~9-14 vdc. I use the battery/charge controller for power, not the pv.
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I am not sure. What I did was look up my style of dell and Amazon came up with selling the battery my laptop took. For the great price of this battery, you could order it and try it. If it doesn't work then return it.
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Yes it does. There isn't a single difference in this battery & the Dell ones.