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RefurbUPS
A 12 V 9 A replacement battery cartridge compatible with Digital Security PC3000 UPS units
The RefurbUPS Digital Security PC3000 is a new compatible replacement battery cartridge designed for UPS power protection. It consists of a single 12V 9A unit with T1/F1 terminal connections. The product is factory fresh and ready for immediate installation in supported backup systems.
This battery fits users who need a direct replacement matching the original voltage and capacity specifications. It is not intended for systems that require a different voltage, higher ampere-hour rating or alternative terminal type. Buyers should verify their UPS model accepts a T1/F1 form factor before purchase.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 7 |
It is a compatible replacement cartridge for the Digital Security PC3000 UPS unit.
Yes, the T1/F1 terminal layout matches the original PC3000 battery connector.
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