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PowerWarehouse 2XRBC47SLA479 12V Lead Acid Battery Cartridge #47 (2 Pack) APC CNB325
12 V lead-acid battery cartridge #47 supplied as a two-pack for APC CNB325 UPS units
- CompatibilityFits: APC CNB325
- 12 V lead-acid chemistry delivers reliable UPS runtime
- Two-pack cartridge #47 replaces APC CNB325 units
- 100 % compatibility guaranteed with original equipment
- Model 2XRBC47SLA479 built for server power protection
Direct APC CNB325 replacement
This two-pack supplies 12 V lead-acid cartridges built to fit the APC CNB325 UPS. Each unit is guaranteed 100 % compatible with the original equipment and carries a one-year replacement warranty. The pack suits administrators who need a ready spare set for scheduled maintenance or unexpected cell failure. Buyers requiring a different voltage or form factor should look elsewhere.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
Sealed lead-acid chemistry produces no fan noise and negligible heat during float charge or standby. Self-discharge stays low so the UPS draws minimal AC power to keep the bank topped up. Under discharge the cells deliver steady current without thermal spikes that would stress the host electronics. No active cooling is required in typical rack or tower environments.
Highlights
- 12 V lead-acid chemistry delivers reliable UPS runtime
- Two-pack cartridge #47 replaces APC CNB325 units
- 100 % compatibility guaranteed with original equipment
- Model 2XRBC47SLA479 built for server power protection
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 2XRBC47SLA479 |
| Compatibility | Fits: APC CNB325 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the PowerWarehouse 12V cartridge #47 into my APC CNB325 UPS?
Power off and unplug the UPS, open the front battery door, disconnect the old cartridge, insert the new cartridge #47, reconnect the leads, close the door, then power the UPS back on.
What maintenance or replacement will the PowerWarehouse 2XRBC47SLA479 pack need later?
The 12V lead-acid cells typically last three to five years; replace the cartridge #47 when the UPS reports a replace-battery alert or runtime falls noticeably.
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