John, I have been using dozens of them for close to 2 years and have not
had a bad one or trouble yet. I thought the same thing as you when I tried
my first one and tested it on my own td1232. Its a great piece & price. I
have noticed that they are riveted together, so I have not torn one apart or
investigated what needs to be done to replace the batteries when the time
comes. But they have been working great for the last 2 years I have used
them...........
Also BTW. I have been using "B" connectors on my installs for about 20
years for both alarm & phone and have not had a known failure from any
splice. I would call that a fantastic track record and will continue to use
those reliable gel filled bastards for many more years to come.
Jim Marks
Denville Wiring Systems
Panasonic Phones & Voicemail
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Burk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Who else has used the Express communications' Power Pak for Panasonic on
this list??
We need some more input for those who have used this. This seems "too
good
to be true" for only $129.95
Power Pak for Panasonic
The Express Power Pak � is an easy to install reserve power source for
the
Panasonic KXTD 816 and KXTD 1232 phone systems. The Power Paks are self
contained rechargeable units which are ready to mount and plug into the
battery
connection on the side of the phone system. The KX-A46 adapter is built-in.
Specifications: 24 volts, 15 AMP hours, Dimensions: 3"W, 9 1/2 "L, 7 1/2",
Backup power: up to 8 hours (coverage time will vary dependent upon system
configuration and usage).
http://www.expcomm.com/powerpak/panasonic.htm
THANKS
John
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Dave Phelps wrote:
> That's perfect! Exactly what I need on these Pana and Avaya installs and
> moves. Thanks!
>
>
> | If the latest thread is sharing installation tips, then my favorite
> | install cable is a plain 6 ft. 25 pair with 10 rj11s crimped & numbered
on
> | the ends, ($19.95) They are custom crimped to length for the spacing of
> the
> | td816 base cabinet. They make for a very neat install. I also use that
> | companies back-up power packs for the TDs, ($129.95) I have tested them
on
> | my own 1232 w/ 12 phones and got over 8 hrs. of back-up time. They
> trickle
> | charge right from the TD. They are both available from a company in
> Florida
> | called Express communications.
> |
> | www.expcomm.com
> |
> |
> | Jim Marks
> | Denville Wiring Systems
> | Panasonic Phones & Voicemail
> |
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