Can this battery be hung upside down?
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I had my razor go cards standing on end for storage..and the new and older batteries both promptly died...Coincidence?
1013292
I don't see any reason it couldn't be installed upside down. Clamp would then stick up above top of hutch tho.
1913002
As far as I know it can be used on it's side unless the battery has instructions on it not to. As long as there aren't any vent holes or filling caps you shouldn't have any problems. Mine was shipped in a box on it's side and it didn't cause any problems. I hope this helps you.
623130
This battery can be used safely in any position as long as you take care not to short circuit the connections on any conductive material. I would add one caveat however, and that would be if you mount it upside-down (usually not necessary) place a small absorbent pad that is large enough to cover the top (now the bottom) of the battery. Under certain temperature and charge/discharge overloads it is POSSIBLE for the battery to leak a few drops of electrolyte. While this is NOT POSSIBLE in any other position I thought it worth mentioning from personal experience.
681906
No, but you can change the orientation before turning it upside down. Sideways no.
1462940
we don't advise that as a good idea! there are many codes that won't pass that upside down! there are bottom fed panels that you can buy to help with what you need! unfortunately i don't have and here, sorry! and for wire question please see the data sheet on this and let me know if you have any other questions! thanks!!! regards, Danielle
1855292
I bought this battery for my utv and yes you can put it on its side and it will operate just fine. Mine is turned on its side. Only way you can't put it is upside down.
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I came here looking for an answer to the same question, and A J's helped me get started. But, after looking at the battery compartment more closely, I learned that the trick is to CAREFULLY bend (push more than bend) the metal prongs opposite the plastic clip, and then press down on the edge of the battery nearest the plastic clip - the battery will tilt slightly sideways and you can lift it out.
755954
I have never mounted this light upside down and wouldn't recommend it. The mounting has a keyhole feature and seats very well rightside up - probably not so good the other way.
467225
Yes. It is a little bigger than other batteries so that the laptop sits at an angle. Actually that is a plus - it works really well.
1443492
While I haven't tried this myself, I do not foreseean issue with mmounting it upside down. The bracket is similar to a "C" clamp and is adjustable in such a manner that it could work. So long as there is a solid, sturdy, and protruding surface to mount it on, you should be fine.
418573
Yess you can get a "battery holder" that clips into the spot where the regular battery is mounted . it holds 6 AA batteries
1138613
Yes..it is quite adjustable. It can be mounted upside down as well. A very good product.
134773
No. But you can take the batteries out and flip them over to store them without draining power.
1011252
There are no supports that would be suitable if that was the only means to keep it in place. That being said, I did shoot some self tapping screws through the corners to keep the boxes in place on my battery tray. The bottom of the box has contours that keep the battery elevated about .25" off the very bottom which leaves room for the screw heads.
612139
I personally would not remove it, it is so small it could be secured very easily, if it were to tip over, the battery is a sealed unit
527423
I hung mine upside down with no problem. I used lag bolts with washers to secure the safe to the wall. In fact, there are two holes on either end of the safe. You could only tell up from down by looking at the shape of the holes/slots.