APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Replacement battery kit with one 12 V 7 A cartridge compatible with APC RBC2 and Verizon FiOS UPS units
This replacement battery cartridge fits Verizon FiOS UPS units that use the APC RBC2 form factor. It contains one 12V7A sealed lead-acid cell and is supplied factory fresh for immediate installation.
The kit provides a single 12V7A battery, so total backup capacity is limited to that cell's rating. Systems requiring extended runtime or multiple battery strings will need additional cartridges beyond this single-unit kit.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6 |
The CP36U52 kit is built as a direct replacement for Verizon FiOS UPS units and contains one 12 V 7 Ah battery cartridge that matches the APC RBC2 form factor.
It means the cartridge delivers 12 volts at a 7 ampere-hour capacity, giving your UPS the same runtime and voltage profile as the original APC RBC2 battery it replaces.
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