2-Pack of Universal Power Group 12V 5Ah SLA Batteries (UB1250)

Eric Oertle: I've used several brands over the years in my UPS units but these always seem to hold up the best.

United States on Mar 04, 2023

Randy D Klein: My 'Works' 14" cordless lawnmower battery would no longer take a charge, so I googled it and found utube vids on replacing these batteries inside the factory case. Worked fine and saved a ton of money. Now battery #2 is fading, so I will get two more and do the same thing.

United States on Oct 30, 2019

Fernwood: Batteries shipped quickly and as advertised. Great price. See how long they last.

United States on Oct 18, 2016

john armstrong: These batteries came fully charged and ready to go. I use these for my portable lighting on my boat and for many other uses involving fishing and camping. I have rigged up numerous light fixtures for 12v supply and can easily transport these any place I need light. The price was great and I expect to get a long time of use from these. I keep at least one on my boat and have the other one in a back pack that I use off the boat in my screen house or for bank fishing. Light and easy to carry, they are perfect for my needs. When they run down I just bring them home and recharge and I am ready to use again. I paid nearly double for one for my Vexilar, which are actually the same battery but with a name on it. I have one more of these batteries and my deployment will be one on the boat, one in my backpack ready to go where needed and one at home, fully charged, ready for use when one needs recharging. One thing to remember; if you have not used the battery you still need to put it on a charger about every 3 months to maintain and extend the life of the battery. Set up a schedule on your calendar to do this during the off season. That is what happened to my battery that died, not from...

United States on Mar 28, 2016

Andy Rathbone: These batteries worked great in my two Fender Amp Can amplifiers. The amps are no longer sold, but Fender sold thousands of them, and you still see replacement batteries on the market. Most places charge $30 and up for a single battery. This pair cost half that, and work fine as replacements. Just remove the four small screws on the bottom of your Amp Can, and carefully pry off the bottom plate. Then remove the large screw from the can's side. The can's existing battery slides up and out.

The amp's colored wires slide onto the colored prongs of the replacement battery, making installation easy. After attaching the wires, slide the battery back in and replace the five screws.

Also, these pack 5 amps rather than the standard 4.5, so you'll get a little more playing time out of them.

United States on Feb 20, 2014