APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Compatible 12 V 7 A battery cartridge for APC Back-UPS 200 models
This replacement battery kit is designed for the APC Back-UPS 200 (BK200C) and provides a factory fresh 12V 7A unit. It restores backup power to the UPS so connected equipment remains protected during outages. The kit is a direct RBC2 compatible cartridge.
The kit replaces the original battery when its capacity has faded and runtime has become unreliable. Swapping the cartridge is worth it when the UPS still functions but can no longer hold a charge. It is not for units that require a higher voltage or different form factor.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6 |
The kit includes one 12V 7A battery cartridge that matches the original APC RBC2 specification for the Back-UPS 200.
Power off the UPS, open the battery door, disconnect the old cartridge, connect the new 12V 7A unit observing polarity, close the door, then power on — the UPS retains its settings.
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