RefurbUPS
RefurbUPS DSC System PC2500 12V 5A UPS replacement battery
A single 12 V 5 A sealed lead-acid cartridge replaces the battery in a DSC System PC2500 security panel
- TypeKit/Package
- Weight5
- 12 V 5 A high-rate discharge battery powers DSC PC2500 security systems
- Square SLA cell fits original cartridge without modification
- T1/F1 terminal type matches factory connector exactly
- Single-battery kit keeps replacement simple and cost-effective
Compatible Replacement Battery
The RefurbUPS DSC System PC2500 is a new 12V 5A sealed lead-acid battery designed as a direct replacement for compatible security system backup units. It serves installers and system owners who need a drop-in cartridge to restore reserve power without rewiring. The kit contains a single square T1/F1 terminal battery ready for immediate installation.
Practical Limits of the Standard
The battery operates within the fixed 12 volt 5 ampere-hour rating defined by the PC2500 form factor, so runtime is determined solely by the load drawn by the connected panel. It cannot support higher capacity demands or alternative voltages, and the T1/F1 terminal layout prevents use in equipment requiring different connector spacing or polarity. Buyers needing extended backup time or a different terminal type must select another product.
Highlights
- 12 V 5 A high-rate discharge battery powers DSC PC2500 security systems
- Square SLA cell fits original cartridge without modification
- T1/F1 terminal type matches factory connector exactly
- Single-battery kit keeps replacement simple and cost-effective
Specifications
| Brand | Alarm |
|---|---|
| Series | Alarm Batteries |
| Type | Kit/Package |
| Weight | 5 |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12 V 5 A version for my DSC PC2500 panel?
Yes — the kit supplies exactly one 12 V 5 A square SLA cell marked T1/F1, matching the panel’s original specification.
What does the 12 V 5 A rating mean once the battery is installed in the panel?
It delivers 12 volts at up to 5 ampere-hours, giving the PC2500 its rated standby runtime during mains loss.
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