Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Maintenance-free lead-acid cartridge replaces RBC11 in APC SU1400RMXLTNET UPS units
This maintenance-free lead-acid cartridge fits the APC SU1400RMXLTNET UPS and replaces the original RBC11 module. It is sold new and ready for installation in rack-mount power protection systems.
The sealed lead-acid chemistry delivers steady voltage across the full discharge curve without the sharp drop seen in short bursts. It is not suited for applications that demand rapid deep-cycling or lithium-ion energy density.
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | LEADACIDSLA11-02 |
As a sealed lead-acid battery, it produces minimal heat during normal float charging and discharge cycles inside the APC SU1400RMXLTNET.
This replacement cartridge is built for the APC SU1400RMXLTNET UPS and matches the original RBC11 form factor.
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