APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Replacement battery for APC UPS models SUA750, rated 48 V 750 VA
This 48-volt sealed lead-acid pack restores runtime to APC Smart-UPS SUA750 units when the original cells wear out. It arrives new and ready to install without tools or firmware updates.
The jump is worth it when the UPS reports a battery fault or runtime drops below the load requirement. Buyers needing a different voltage, form factor or chemistry will need a different part.
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The RBC48-SLA48-BTI is a direct replacement for the APC RBC48 cartridge and fits the APC Smart-UPS SUA750 and SUA750 units.
Power off and unplug the UPS, open the battery door, disconnect the old cartridge, connect the new RBC48-SLA48-BTI observing the red-to-red and black-to-black polarity, then close the door and power on the UPS to let it recognise the new battery.
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