Will this replace an 'ENDURING 1240' (12V4AH/20HR)
1877284
I can't guarantee it, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. I bought one for my alarm system with the old battery failed, and it works fine. Both are 12V and 4ah. The 20hr probably refers to how long the battery would last with the system in alarm mode.
194808
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.
127191
I believe all of the models share the same parts. the best way to know for sure is to compare the one your trying to replace visually with the one you are looking at. Voltage and hardware in general will be the same(for this model) its the os or memory that change. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
710124
It worked with my dv7-1245dx, but I did not see 1232nr listed as compatible. I think you would have better luck looking for one with 1232nr listed as specifically being compatible with it.
2117515
yes, the 12v20ah are the same size than 12v 12ah, I put in my scooter and works great
1895446
Yes. Absolutely fantastic. I want to see how long it will last. As long as it is a 12volt system it will work.
1251850
I don't believe it is compatible. http://batterytender.com/products/industrial-applications/power-tender-plus-24v-at-2-5a.html
863535
Yes that appears to be the model I am using and it works very well. Be warned if the power flickers or goes out you will have to reset the time.
568134
look for the volts and amps should say something like 12v 5ah look at the battery you want to buy if connection post are same and volts and ah are same then you can use the battery as a replacement
1223094
Yes it will I have tested 2 versions of this controller the first looks almost Identical but says 12V-24V the one pictured newer version only says 12V but after looking at the components and there specs it is still capable of 24V @ 8A with no problem.
1701132
the 5ah replaced the 4ah and 4.5ah, which are not made anymore(read from another battery site)...you will get extra run time from the 5ah and it is same size and same 12volts
374134
only if it fits a mr 16 base socket and you are running a 12 volt dc transformer for power. if so it should last for years to come.
294788
that is what I replaced with this one. same brand and everything. as long as the volts are the same you should be fine. run time will increase, so the only problem you may have is getting the motor a little hotter from the extended run times. keep an eye on it the first few runs and you should be good.
860118
Unfortunately, I'm not certain. I have a Uniden at work... However, if it's the same voltage, mAh (whatever that is...) and all those other attributes, I imagine it will work without a problem. If you look at the battery you're replacing, it specifies those attributes. If all that matches, it probably won't spontaneously combust in your hand, lol.
1386266
Yes but you need too buy the convert adapter and clean or recovery the old R12 and fill whith R134a
1100057
Yes the same in essence. the biggest things your going to look for in these batteries is the dimensions. Obviously voltage (12v) and capacity ( 18-19 amp hour) is a factor but you can play with the Ah's +- a little. But Can't use it if it doesn't fit in the battery locationFor in these types of batteries
636994
I would have responded sooner had I known about this venue. Yes you can, but for peak efficiency you should stay with 134a. 12a will not work like some miracle fix if the 134a hasn't worked. In a fully evacuated system with a new accumulator and low side switch, 12a works better than 134a.