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		By: Rajiv Lall		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Interesting read, about two years ago I started using a small 30 egg incubator to hatch my own chickens; however, where I live we get blackouts at least once a week ranging from minutes to hours at a time. I needed a battery backup for my incubator. I used an old APC BackUPS Pro 500 (500VA), removed the old batteries and connections from the cable, replaced the connections with one compatible with a &#039;car&#039; battery. I then connected it to a 140ah RV/Marine Deep Cycle battery that I imported from Amazon.com. The longest I have ever tested it on the incubator was 6 hours, holds a steady charge and recharges automatically via the UPS circuitry and since the power draw is less than the 500 VA I never have to worry about overheating. A tip I would suggest is to use a UPS with a capacity closer to your maximum intended use. Most UPS&#039;s are most efficient around 70% capacity .]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting read, about two years ago I started using a small 30 egg incubator to hatch my own chickens; however, where I live we get blackouts at least once a week ranging from minutes to hours at a time. I needed a battery backup for my incubator. I used an old APC BackUPS Pro 500 (500VA), removed the old batteries and connections from the cable, replaced the connections with one compatible with a &#8216;car&#8217; battery. I then connected it to a 140ah RV/Marine Deep Cycle battery that I imported from Amazon.com. The longest I have ever tested it on the incubator was 6 hours, holds a steady charge and recharges automatically via the UPS circuitry and since the power draw is less than the 500 VA I never have to worry about overheating. A tip I would suggest is to use a UPS with a capacity closer to your maximum intended use. Most UPS&#8217;s are most efficient around 70% capacity .</p>
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