Name: Battery Pack RAID Controller Backup for Media Server S8800
Brand: Avaya
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Avaya 700478753 Battery Pack RAID Controller Backup for Media Server S8800

The Avaya Battery Pack RAID Controller Backup for Media Server S8800 (part number 700478753) is a high-capacity, hot-swap battery solution designed to protect critical RAID controller data during power interruptions. Engineered for Avaya S8800 media ... Read More

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Manufacturer: Avaya
Model or Part: 700478753
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 2.00lb

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Description

Overview
The Avaya Battery Pack RAID Controller Backup for Media Server S8800 (part number 700478753) is a high-capacity, hot-swap battery solution designed to protect critical RAID controller data during power interruptions. Engineered for Avaya S8800 media servers, this battery pack ensures that cached data is safely written to disk, preventing loss of video, audio, or file assets. Its compact form factor integrates seamlessly into the server chassis, providing reliable backup power without sacrificing space or performance.

Key Features

Designed specifically for Avaya S8800 media server RAID controllers
Hot-swap capability for uninterrupted operation and easy replacement
High energy density cells deliver up to 30 minutes of backup runtime
Built-in charge management circuit to extend battery life and maintain optimal performance
LED status indicator for quick visual confirmation of battery health
Compliance with industry safety standards for thermal and electrical protection

Technical Specifications

Part Number: 700478753
Battery Type: Lithium ion
Voltage: 12 VDC
Capacity: 18 Ah
Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 40 degrees C
Storage Temperature Range: -20 to 45 degrees C
Dimensions (L x W x H): 150 mm x 100 mm x 30 mm
Weight: 1.2 kg
Connector Type: Standard Avaya RAID controller interface

Applications
This battery pack is ideal for broadcast facilities, video production houses, and any environment that relies on the Avaya S8800 media server for real-time content ingestion and playback. It provides essential data protection for live streaming, video editing, archiving, and content delivery networks, ensuring that mission-critical media files remain intact even during unexpected power loss.