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PowerWarehouse LEADACIDSLA55-01 UPS Replacement Battery RBC55

SKU CH-SB19-G2Y28

A sealed lead-acid cartridge that replaces APC RBC55 in the SUA5000R5TXFMR UPS

  • Direct replacement for APC SUA5000R5TXFMR UPS
  • Maintenance-free lead-acid design reduces upkeep
  • Cartridge #55 form factor fits existing chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated capacity

Replacement cartridge for SUA5000R5TXFMR

This sealed lead-acid cartridge replaces the original RBC55 module in the APC SUA5000R5TXFMR uninterruptible power supply. It arrives new and maintenance-free so technicians can swap it without handling loose cells or electrolyte.

Sustained discharge in rack-mount UPS service

The battery delivers its rated capacity continuously during extended utility outages rather than only in brief backup bursts. Internal resistance remains stable across repeated deep cycles, supporting the 5000 VA load until mains power returns or a controlled shutdown completes.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for APC SUA5000R5TXFMR UPS
  • Maintenance-free lead-acid design reduces upkeep
  • Cartridge #55 form factor fits existing chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated capacity

Specifications

BrandPowerWarehouse
ModelLEADACIDSLA55-01

Questions about this item

How much heat does this RBC55 cartridge generate when running all day?

The sealed lead-acid chemistry produces minimal heat during normal float operation inside the SUA5000R5TXFMR.

What existing UPS hardware is required for this LEADACIDSLA55-01 to work?

It fits directly into an APC SUA5000R5TXFMR as a drop-in replacement for cartridge #55.

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