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PowerWarehouse sealed lead-acid battery cartridge for APC SU700XLNET

PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse LEADACIDSLA7-13 UPS Replacement Battery for APC SU700XLNET

SKU CH-KKZW-CPQ7R

Maintenance-free lead-acid battery replaces APC SU700XLNET RBC7 cartridge 7

  • Direct replacement for APC SU700XLNET UPS
  • Maintenance-free lead-acid design
  • 13 Ah capacity for extended runtime
  • Ready-to-install cartridge format

Compatible replacement for APC SU700XLNET

This sealed lead-acid battery replaces the original RBC7 cartridge in APC SU700XLNET uninterruptible power supplies. It restores backup power for connected servers and network equipment during mains outages. The maintenance-free design requires no fluid checks or top-ups.

For single-cartridge UPS units only

This pack contains one 13 Ah cell set sized for the 700 VA APC model. Systems that use multiple cartridges or higher-capacity chassis will need additional or different modules. Buyers who need extended runtime beyond a single cartridge should verify their UPS configuration before ordering.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for APC SU700XLNET UPS
  • Maintenance-free lead-acid design
  • 13 Ah capacity for extended runtime
  • Ready-to-install cartridge format

Specifications

BrandPowerWarehouse
ModelLEADACIDSLA7-13

Questions about this item

What cartridge number does this battery replace in the SU700XLNET?

It replaces the RBC7 cartridge #7 used in the APC SU700XLNET UPS.

How is the battery installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the new cartridge into the UPS until it clicks, then reconnect the internal wiring harness — forgetting to reconnect the harness is the common error.

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