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Posted: ‎2025-10-0705:39 AM
UPS fails to read battery percentage
Apc power supply unit fails to monitor the battery percentage as reading 0% this is still after a complete new battery purchased, but still the same condition
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Posted: ‎2025-10-0706:25 AM
The proper steps when replacing the RBC are outlined below if applicable. Keep in mind the RBC must be allowed to fully charge for a minimum of 24-72 hours depending upon the capacity:
Date: Update the battery installation date via APC Power Chute Software. Doing so resets internal counters and adjusts charging tables if applicable.
Self Test: Manually initiate a self test via LCD, Power button, Power Chute and let pass and recover to 100% SOC (State of Charge).
Battery Calibration: Manually initiate a battery calibration via LCD, Power Chute with a minimum of 30% attached load. Once complete allow the system to recover and recharge the RBC to 100% SOC.
The LCD will now reflect the operational runtime more accurately when the system engages battery only mode.