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PowerWarehouse 2XRBC55SLA559 12V Lead Acid Battery Cartridge #55 2 Pack for APC SUA2200I
Two 12 V lead-acid cartridges replace the original RBC55 pack in an APC SUA2200I UPS
- CompatibilityFits: APC SUA2200I
- Compatible with APC SUA2200I UPS
- Two 12V lead-acid cartridges included
- 100% compatibility guaranteed by supplier
- One-year replacement warranty on all batteries
PowerWarehouse 2XRBC55SLA559 cartridge pack
This two-pack supplies 12V lead-acid cartridges numbered 55 for the APC SUA2200I UPS. Each unit is built to match the original equipment specification so the UPS recognises the batteries immediately. The pack is intended for administrators who need a direct swap without reconfiguring the power-protection unit. Installation follows the standard front-panel replacement procedure.
Sustained discharge and recharge behaviour
Under continuous load the matched pair shares current evenly, keeping voltage stable for the rated backup window. The sealed construction prevents electrolyte loss during repeated deep-discharge cycles. Recharge acceptance remains consistent after multiple outages, so the UPS returns to full capacity within its normal charging window. Buyers needing longer runtime than the SUA2200I chassis allows should consider a higher-capacity UPS model.
Highlights
- Compatible with APC SUA2200I UPS
- Two 12V lead-acid cartridges included
- 100% compatibility guaranteed by supplier
- One-year replacement warranty on all batteries
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 2XRBC55SLA559 |
| Compatibility | Fits: APC SUA2200I |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 12 V lead-acid cartridge produce during continuous UPS operation?
The sealed 12 V lead-acid cells generate only modest warmth under normal float charging; the APC SUA2200I chassis handles the thermal load without extra cooling.
What existing hardware must I already own for this 2-pack to function?
You need an APC SUA2200I uninterruptible power supply; the two cartridges slide directly into its internal battery bay.
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