Are these all operational? Are the batteries good? Have they been tested? Are cords included? 02/04/2026 17:33:07 PM

"AS IS" THEY HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED, IT APPEARS CORDS ARE WITH MOST OF THEM. 02/05/2026 07:24:49 AM

Kindly provide more relevant information like, model number of the UPS? what is the KVA of the ups? specification? How many? 02/04/2026 20:22:48 PM

APPROX 44 BACK UPS ALL KIND OF MODELS, IF YOU LIKE YOU CAN MAKE A APPOINTMRNT AND VIEW THE ITEMS. 02/05/2026 07:40:57 AM

How much does a unit weigh (x40)? Thinking about transport requirements. 02/05/2026 07:47:16 AM

THEY ARE ALL DIFFERNT WEIGHTS 02/05/2026 07:51:41 AM

The.preponderance of questions here are about the models of the UPS's, which would in turn help us identify the specs. All due respect, nearly all other listings provide an inventory of the items included. It's the standard on here. Not trying to be acrimonious, could you kindly just inventory the model #s and qty of them? Often this is already done somewhere like on a disposal form of the organization auctioning the items. To suggest that we need to come onsite to view them feels inefficient and wasteful, both timewise and environmentally speaking. And the reality is that we the bidders end up bidding more money (good for the county!) when the information is clearly presented. Providing vague information means we can only bid weakly, in case the items are not what we think they are. Anaology - "I have a car you can buy, but I'm not going to tell you the model". Well then, you'd end up bidding as if it was a Corolla. When the reality is, if we know it's a BMW, we'll bid more. 02/07/2026 17:01:23 PM

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