Will this repalce a 12 Volt 4 AH in the alarm system?. Is it rechargeable? and what does the F1 denote?
368483
Yes it is rechargeable and I contacted my alarm systems provider and they told me exactly which one to order and where to get it.
368484
Yes, it will work with your home security system. The F1 denotes the type of attachment ends. The battery should be packed to protect from puncture and leakage. The U.S. postal service requires proper packing (not bubble envelope).
368485
Should work the same. This one has a little larger capacity - 5ah vs 4ah. It is a lead battery and rechargeable. The F1 denotes the size of the connector 3/16" wide. The other type is a F2 connector which is 1/4" wide.
368486
Manny this battery will replace 12 Volt 4 AH and is rechargeable. The 5 AH will give you a longer run time before you have to recharge. The F1 denotes the size of the terminals that connects to the receptacles on your alarm system. Hope this helps.
565742
It varies. My battery actually died 3 months in but eventually recharged and started working again. It's an on an off thing and right now, it's all off. It might be better to connect your alarm to the main battery.
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.
1033751
it's a rechargeable battery most commonly used as a back up power supply for home alarms. make sure the dimensions are the same as the one you are replacing.
1169985
I have no idea.... its 12 volt dc. if your system puts out 12 volt dc on line to siren it will work. just test it with a tester.
2256808
The alarm itself will work on any vehicle with a 12 volt negative ground system. The other features may or may not work depending on hook-up and level of expertise for installation.
2278664
I wouldn't think it matters at all. I have never seen this low a rating- are you sure it isn't 3 amp or 2.5amp ? either way is shouldn't matter- there is probably a fuse to insure no overload. BTW- the one I bought seemed to work for 30 seconds and next thing it wasn't supplying any power at all. I never returned it , just used the old one that wasn't really bad. My alarm system needed a new battery and a fuse.
1674788
Neither battery or 120v, mine is hooked into the either 12v dc or 24 AC on my alarm panel not sure which one, buts its certainly a low voltage line...dont know if 120v would be too much...but would expect the specific unit's capabilities are in the data shert on GE's website
1923963
The PV2000FC requires a 12V DC input source and there is no alarm on this unit. If you have any other questions, please reach out to our presales applications team at 773-869-1773 or presaleshelp@tripplite.com.
2152884
If your battery is old I would say no. Can you run the alarm without the battery? If you can and it has problems than I would say replace the transformer.I am using mine for a doorbell so I can't say with certainty.
1671772
This alarm is universal, you must get the wiring color codes from the web such as " the12v.com" simply google your make model and you might find it. Also it is recommended to have a professional install it.
143934
Answers to your questions...I don't know what car is compatible with this alarm and I had this installed at Fry's Electronics. It has been working fine since the installation back in Feb. 2013. I did not have the engine start and the trunk remotes installed coz they are a separate charge....I am looking into having these installed soon.
440283
yes you can run 12v accessories with this unit ,,,you can recharge unit from car, home , or if no power available you can recharge by pulling on rope to turn internal generator takes like 3-4 minutes ,,,note if you let this unit just sit you need to recharge every 3 months regardless to always be ready if you lose power or just on picnic,,,,,,,,,,hope this helps Ken
1144718
It is not rechargeable. Once its drained, its dead. The alarm system draws off the battery only when the wired power source goes down for whatever reason. Unfortunately ig either sat and discharged or was defective and not able to hold a charge. Batteries will go bad if they have been sitting for too long.
469431
It depends on the charging rate of your charger. Can't answer with info given, generally overnight, but alarm application is trickle charge so question is moot.
1033750
This battery is usually used as a back up battery in an alarm system. It is 'rechargeable' in that the alarm system provides a trickle charge to keep the battery charged and to recharge it after it may be used during a power outage.
2041969
No information on the battery pack but the old one in the alarm box is 7.2V, 1100 mA.