
It was the exact battery for my unit. Slid it in, plugged the battery in, closed the case, plugged the UPS into the wall. That was it.

- it slides right in - it seems to be the genuine product as advertised

Ordered two in April. Both are still working and holding charges.

After extracting the UPS from the shelving, the hardest part was getting the never-opened battery compartment open and the cracked, swollen failed battery pack out and cleaning the compartment, it was trivial to slide this replacement pack in.

I thought the unit had to be tossed, or recycled, but the internet revealed that a simple replacement was available.


Batteries for the BR1000G are easy to install. The unit itself is heavy and bulky but easy to remove the battery shield. Grab the 2 tabs attached to the batteries and pull gently. The old batteries will slide right out. Then insert the new batteries the same way the old batteries game out, pay attention to the paper tape attached to the batteries for the right direction to insert the batteries. Once installed and running the BR1000G will start beeping roughly 1 to 1.5 days or 24 to 36 hours after installation. The unit will inform you either thru the software or the device itself that there is a battery issue. There is NOT it is the device checking the batteries and it will stop after about an hour or so. Then all will be fine. Do not get concerned that the battery is bad


It does what it says. I have a few of these and I checked them out with a multimeter and this thing holds a steady 120VAC while the circuit it's on is subjected to rigerous varying demand. I don't know if I'd use this in a commercial environment but it's good for home use. I would especially recommend if you live in an older building, a home where the power situation might not be perfect, or have high power demands on a particular circuit. I use to have lots of issues with electronic devices dying over the years in appartments I lived in. A year, maybe two, on components that, given their light to moderate use, should have lasted much longer. Especially powersupplys. I started litering these things and their bigger more expensive cousins over my house and devices stopped dying. I even put this behind a 300watt AB powered subwoofer and noticed a huge difference in output (analog amps love clean power). SmartUPS works for a PC, but most put these on the other elec devices!

Great unit only if I can post a review. there should be a review option about new eggs costumer service as well

OEM Battery - gives the warm fuzzies that it won't blow up.








Simple installation, shows plenty of power. What else is there?

Delivered right on time. Easy to remove old battery, this one slides right in. Comes with a slip to indicate that all pre-shipping tests were passed. Looking forward to a few years of trouble-free UPS-ing. Easy, free path to ship the old battery for recycling.