On the Galaxy display you could see what is the remaining battery life time as calculated by the software. Normally after you replaced the batteries you are supposed to reset this counter using specific software by the manufacturer. According to your information you have replaced the batteries 3 times in 5 years period. This is not normal. Nevertheless since the last replacement in 2008 it appears that the battery are now reaching the end life, which is generally 3-5 years life expectancy.
I would review the following of the assumption that the UPS is fully operational and the charging system is working.
1. Do a load test or a battery impedance test to verify the batteries are good
2. I would look at the battery life time specification, whether it is 3-5 years, 5-7 years ect.
3. Check the room temperature, every 10 degrees Celcius above 25 deg reduces battery life time by half
4. Check the number of power failures/ duration of these power failures and if possible what load were on the UPS at the time of the power failures.
I hope this will help. If all verifications are to specifications, then most likely it is a software problem
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does this applies to 15kva mge galaxy 3000 ups. Will it come up after battery replacement
UPS need new batteries all the time,
it is big service thing...
2 to 5 year life.
the manual tells you what to do
RTM go to the makers web site and read the manual. do not get electrocuted doing so.
up to 340volts inside and can be lethal
NOOBS stay out. ok>?
ask a tech that does HV equipment to do this.
it is not A 5 volt toy.
sorry NOt.
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What is the software name?
It is always recommended to use the software each time the battery replacement is carried out. This helps in battery life and ageing calculation.
Hello, do you please have the software available?
read my answer joe. (above) and
what software are you talking about
for any UPS
all there is , is on the makers web site.
ever go there and look.
The OP left of the makers NAME IT IS APC
a very common brand.
https://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/products/...
go there,
then click support
and ask them for help and software.
do not get electrocuted touching anything inside ANY UPS.
un-interruptible Power systems.
easy no, learn to ask the maker for help
not get 3rd party wrong or weak answers.
ask them, and win, even save a life.
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