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<p>Hi</p><p>I have some replacement batteries for our Eaton 5px UPSs. &nbsp;I wasn't around at the time, but believe the alert was triggering directly on the UPSs to replace the batteries.</p><p><br></p><p>I was going to do this, but have read the count can only be reset by powering off the UPS, unplugging batteries and waiting 5 mins for the capacitors to release the charge. &nbsp;Is this correct?</p><p><br></p><p>Thanks</p><p><br></p>
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Hi
I have some replacement batteries for our Eaton 5px UPSs.  I wasn't around at the time, but believe the alert was triggering directly on the UPSs to replace the batteries.
I was going to do this, but have read the count can only be reset by powering off the UPS, unplugging batteries and waiting 5 mins for the capacitors to release the charge.  Is this correct?
Thanks

Reset EATON UPS battery count


Hi
I have some replacement batteries for our Eaton 5px UPSs.  I wasn&#39;t around at the time, but believe the alert was triggering directly on the UPSs to replace the batteries.
I was going to do this, but have read the count can only be reset by powering off the UPS, unplugging batteries and waiting 5 mins for the capacitors to release the charge.  Is this correct?
Thanks

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