Basement Watchdog 24EP6 - Emergency Sump Pump Battery
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Basement Watchdog Emergency Sump Pump Battery
Back-Up Standby Battery • Designed to be drained and recharged (ships dry) • Lasts longer and performs better than automotive batteries
Unique Construction • Runs sump pumps longer (more hours per charge) • Extends battery life (normally 5-7 years)
Special Cap • Holds the battery fluid sensor at the correct height
Compatibilty • Helps reduce risk of failure (80% of failures due to low water) • Designed for the Basement Watchdog Emergency (BWE) • Not recommended for Basement Watchdog Special (BWSP) • Not recommended for Basement Big Dog (BWD12-120C)
WILL NOT WORK WITHOUT BATTERY ACID (SOLD SEPARATELY)
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| Model |
| Model Number: | 24EP6 |
| Manufacturer: | Basement Watchdog |
| Overview |
| Weight: | 50 Lbs. | | Dimensions: | L x W x H | | Consumer Warranty: | 1 Year | |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written June 06, 2008 |
| Designed for Sump Pumps |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
A battery backup sump pump is only as good as its battery.
If the battery fails during a power outage, the system is useless. In fact, nearly 80 percent of failures are due to dead batteries.
The entire Basement Watchdog system was designed around its unique battery.
Maintenance-free batteries sound appealing, but they lose power with age. If it sits in a warehouse or store shelf too long, the battery will be weak or dead when you buy it.
The Basement Watchdog battery, however, is shipped dry. Yes, you have to add the battery acid (sold separately) and distilled water, but your battery is fresh from the first use.
Plus, the Basement Watchdog battery features a unique cap to measure the water level in the battery. In all other batteries, the water slowly evaporates, rendering it useless when you need it.
The Basement Watchdog, however, signals an alarm, alerting you to add some water. Basically, you'll know if the battery needs maintenance before your basement floods -- not after. |
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