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American Battery Company
A 12 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery cartridge restores runtime to compatible APC UPS units and installs with plug-and-play cables
The ABC RBC2 is a 12 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid cartridge designed to restore runtime to compatible APC UPS units. It arrives ready to install with cables and connectors included for plug-and-play replacement. Maintenance-free construction eliminates the need for periodic fluid checks. Hot-swap support lets you change the battery without powering down connected equipment.
A single 12 V 7 Ah cell delivers enough reserve for typical desktop loads to save work and shut down safely during a blackout. Runtime scales with the UPS model and attached load; heavier configurations will exhaust the capacity faster. The cartridge is not suited for extended backup scenarios that demand higher amp-hour ratings. Users needing longer runtimes should verify whether their UPS accepts larger-capacity cartridges.
The .25 inch tab dimensions determine whether the cartridge mates correctly with the UPS battery connector. Confirm the tab measurement on the existing battery before ordering to avoid a mechanical mismatch. Units listed in the compatibility table share this tab size, but BK200 and BK200B models require manual verification. An incorrect tab size prevents electrical contact even if voltage and capacity match.
| Brand | American Battery |
|---|---|
| Model | RBC2 |
| Type | Battery |
| Compatibility | BK250B, BK280B, BP280, BP280B, BP280S, BP280BPNP, BP280PNP, BP280C, BP280S, BK300, BK350, BP350, BP350U, BK400, BK400B, BP420, BP420C, BP420PNP, BP420S, BP500, BP500CLR, BP500U, BK500, BK500M, F6C550-AVR Rev A, SU420VS, SU420NET, PCPER, PCPRO, BK500MC, SUVS420, BP280SX116, BP4201PNP, SP500DR, BP500UC, BP2801PNP, BK300C, BK300X116, BK500MC, BE500R, BE500U, BE500V, BK500BLK, BP350UC, BP420IPNP, SP500DR, SC420, BE500R, BK280 Please Note: For any BK200 or BK200B, please verify battery configuration before purchasing. To verify, open the battery door and check the number of batteries insi |
| Specifications | 1 Batteries: 12 Volts, 7 Amp-Hours Tab Size: 0.25 |
| Features | An RBC is a Replacement Battery Cartridge for an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). A UPS is a battery backup power source 12 volt Batteries 1 maintenance-free sealed lead-acid battery (12V 7ah) Maintenance Free Sealed Lead Acid leak proof batteries |
| Dimensions | 3.70" x 5.94" x 2.56" (H x W x D) |
| Weight | 6.00lbs |
| Shipping weight | 3.18 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 178 × 89 mm |
The RBC2 uses the same 0.25-inch tab connectors as the BK500, so it plugs straight into the existing battery compartment.
Measure the terminals with a multimeter; a healthy sealed lead-acid cell reads about 12 volts when the UPS is on mains power.
Yes, reusable packaging for returning the spent battery is supplied with the RBC2.
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