APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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A 12 V 7 A RITAR RT1270 replacement battery cartridge for UPS systems
This is a 12 V 7 A replacement battery cartridge designed for uninterruptible power supply units. It contains a single factory-fresh RITAR RT1270 compatible cell. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate installation. It restores backup power to compatible UPS systems.
Buyers whose equipment requires a different voltage, capacity or form factor should look elsewhere. Systems needing multiple batteries or a higher ampere-hour rating cannot use this single cartridge. Installers without the correct terminal layout will also need a different part.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6 |
Yes, it is built as a direct cartridge replacement for the RITAR RT1270 and matches the 12 V 7 A rating exactly.
The unit is a self-contained battery cartridge, so the UPS electronics stay in place while you replace only the 12 V 7 A battery inside.
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