APC APCRBC124 UPS Replacement Battery 124
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A 12 V 12 A replacement battery cartridge compatible with the Potter Electric BT-120 UPS, weighing 10 units
This factory-fresh battery cartridge replaces the Potter Electric BT-120 unit. It delivers a single 12V 12A cell weighing 10 units. The product is new and ready for immediate installation in compatible uninterruptible power supply systems.
Lead-acid chemistry degrades over time even when stored, so capacity will diminish with age and temperature extremes. Runtime depends entirely on the load drawn by the connected equipment and cannot be extended beyond the cell's rated ampere-hour specification.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10 |
Yes, this cartridge contains one 12 V 12 A battery designed as a direct replacement for the Potter Electric BT-120 unit.
The 12 A capacity indicates the charge the cell can deliver; actual runtime depends on the load your UPS is supporting at the time of an outage.
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