I am looking to replace the Power + batteries in my Sump Pro battery back up. The specifications sound pretty similar. Are they the same?
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I am not sure if the batteries are the same, but I have temporarily used 2 VMAX SLR100 batteries for my 1/2 HP basement water pump made by Wayne with a 24 volt inverter and they worked great. This is an excellent AMG battery that holds a charge very well. For longer life, it is best to use an AC charger designed for an AMG type battery. Overall, I recommend this battery. In fact I bought additional 100 AH VMAX batteries for a home solar system that I am installing.
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These batteries work fine. I have 4 of them and I haven't had any issues with them at all. I will recommend them as a replacement
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According to RightBattery.com, these are different batteries. That is the conclusion from their performance tests, where the ProCell batteries measurably outperform the CopperTop batteries at all loads (0.1A, 0.2A, 0.3A, and 0.5A). Of course, there's always the possibility that these are technically the same batteries as the CopperTop ones, but that Duracell did "binning" - testing the batteries and branding the best as ProCell (much as chip manufacturers test their chips and brand them at different speeds depending on how well they tested). Bottom line is that these should perform somewhat better than the CopperTop ones, especially at higher loads. http://rightbattery.com/294-1-5v-aaa-duracel-copper-top-vs-duracell-procell-alkaline-batteries/
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The primary difference is that this unit needs no electricity to draw the water from the sump hole. In a power outage, this one releases fresh water into the drain which draws the standing water in the hole along with it. It is an emergency backup to your existing sump pump and should not be used alone.
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If the model that you have has Pro Survivor 3V or V.1, it uses the CR2032 (5 Year) Battery. If it says, Pro Survivor Cum/Time 601X, then it is an older model that takes the LR44 battery (1.5 Year)
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Yes, they are the same size. Now the 4000 mah with over charge protection are slightly more round. But the standard 4000 mah are the same size as the 3000mah.
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I cannot answer that but I notice in pictures the two batteries look quite similar. My recommendation is go to national chain hardware store (Ace, True Value, etc) or building supply dealer (like Home Depot) and ask the sales staff to confirm.
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Hello Kristin, We can't speak for other sellers of this product, but if you purchase from Battery Supersite, we ship the higher capacity version of this battery which IS sealed (non-spillable) lead acid and 100% rechargeable. It has the same 12v output as the 12v 4.0ah, but is rated at a higher capacity. The capacity is listed as the "ah" rating, or amp hour rating. The amp hour rating is simply just the capacity of the battery and how much reserve power it can store. It's like the gas tank in a car; the larger the gas tank, the longer it can run. We always search the market for high quality batteries that will have a higher capacity but keep the output the same. The important thing to check is the voltage as the voltage should always be the same (ie. a 12v cannot be used where a 6 volt was used). A good example of this is the 4ah and 4.5ah battery. Nearly every battery manufacturer has updated this size battery to the 5 amp hour battery which will provide up to 20% longer runtime than the previous capacity battery. Feel free to contact us with any questions. Battery Supersite "The Amazon Battery Experts"
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It is a very good deep cell battery for the size and weight. I use it in my Hybrid Kayak to power a 30lb thrust trolling motor and it lasts for days with fairly heavy use. I would assume that it would work well for a backup battery, especially for something as low on energy drain as a sump pump. Hope that helps.
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Cannot imagine any difference at all. They are after market batteries and I have had pretty good luck with them. Just make sure the specs are correct.
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They're the same battery type and size. Both of these numbers represent the same battery in size, type, & voltage.
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Thank you for the info. I need a back up battery so this is just what I'm looking for.
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I do not know for sure, but I would not recommend it.The sump pump has an electric motor that will have a high starting surge. That surge may exceed the capacity of the unit for a second or so. Although the UPS made be OK after this happens, I suspect the UPS would be damaged and have a shorter life than expected.Perhaps you should purchase a battery backup sump pump system. These run from AC normally but will run from the battery when normal power is lost. Depending on the system, the cost can be about the same as this UPS and, I think, a better solution.
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I am sorry to say I can't answer that question definitively for you. The unit does not come with batteries integral to it, so the operation lifespan is dependent upon what you connect. My suggestion is to add together the wattages of each of your devices, and then see if the manufacturer has a chart with the information you can glean from. I used the unit for sump pumps at a customer location, and I believe the power output is quite high and more than what you need, but the battery reserve is dependent upon what you connect.
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Yes, the only difference is that the power comes with rechargeable batteries.
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Good question, considering both are at the same price level. Can't give a true answer, other than I went for the "newer charger". but both are excellent batteries, can't go wrong with either.....it was a toss up for me. Have found the larger batteries just take longer to fully charge themselves, but here again this is not really a "negative". Just really depends on your needs.
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The PRO is cheaper but has the older AimPoint electronics than The Comp series does. Aimpoint claims 50,000 hours of runtime on a battery for the Comp series vs. 30,000 hours for the PRO. Since the main reason I pay more for an AimPoint is for battery life to me it didn't make sense to get the cheaper model with lower battery life. But, hey that's my value judgement. A lot of folks will say the PRO is fine. Either are great products.
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This unit is a combo of a main unit and a backup. It takes the place of whatever is in the sump pit. Total replacement. Had mine over a year and it's working great.