APC APCRBC124 UPS Replacement Battery 124
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RefurbUPS
Compatible replacement cartridge holding one 12 V 9 Ah battery for CP1000AVRLCD units
The RefurbUPS CP1000AVRLCD kit provides a factory-fresh 12 V 9 A battery cartridge designed for the CyberPower CP1000AVRLCD UPS. It restores backup power for home-office or small-business units that have reached the end of their original cell life. The single-battery pack arrives ready for immediate installation.
Swapping the cartridge returns the UPS to its rated backup duration without requiring tools or firmware updates. Buyers who need extended runtime beyond one battery or who use a different UPS model will not be served by this kit.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 7 |
Plan on swapping the 12V9A battery every three to five years, or sooner if runtime drops noticeably during outages.
The single 12V9A cell sets the runtime ceiling; once its stored charge is depleted the UPS shuts down until mains power returns.
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