APC APCRBC124 UPS Replacement Battery 124
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Replacement battery kit containing two 12V 9A units compatible with APC Back-UPS RS 1300G models
This kit provides a factory-fresh replacement battery cartridge for the APC Back-UPS RS 1300G (BR1300G). It contains two 12V9A batteries configured to match the APC RBC124 specification. The unit weighs 14 and is supplied new, ready for immediate installation.
Verify that your UPS is the exact BR1300G model before ordering, as the cartridge is built for that specific unit. Ensure the battery compartment can be opened and that you are comfortable disconnecting and reconnecting the internal leads. Buyers needing a different voltage, capacity, or form factor should look elsewhere.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 14 |
The kit consists of two 12V 9A batteries inside one cartridge so nothing extra is required.
Yes, the cartridge is APC RBC124 compatible and made for the Back-UPS RS 1300G.
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