APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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RefurbUPS
A 12 V 7 Ah replacement battery cartridge compatible with Interstate PC1270 UPS units
The RefurbUPS Interstate PC1270 is a new 12 V 7 A sealed lead-acid battery cartridge designed to restore runtime to compatible uninterruptible power supply units. It arrives factory fresh and ready for immediate installation in supported UPS models.
The battery delivers a fixed 7 A capacity at 12 V, so runtime scales directly with the load placed on the UPS. It cannot supply higher current or voltage than rated, and it is not suitable for systems that require larger amp-hour packs or different chemistry.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6 |
Yes, the cartridge contains one 12 V 7 A battery that matches the PC1270 specification, so this is the correct version to select.
It supplies the standard 12 volt DC input the UPS expects, allowing the unit to maintain its rated runtime during a power outage.
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