APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Two 12 V lead-acid batteries replace cartridge 25 in the APC SU1400RMXL3U UPS
This two-pack of 12 V sealed lead-acid batteries is built to the exact cartridge #25 specification required by the APC SU1400RMXL3U uninterruptible power supply. Each unit is tested for full electrical and mechanical compatibility before it leaves the factory.
Buyers whose UPS calls for a cartridge other than #25 cannot use this pack, and the 12 V 250 rating does not suit equipment that demands a different voltage or capacity.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PowerWarehouse |
| Model name | 2XRBC25SLA250 |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible with | Fits: APC SU1400RMXL3U |
Each cartridge delivers 12 V DC; the UPS uses two cartridges to meet its internal voltage requirement.
Cartridge #25 is the exact form factor and terminal layout specified for the APC SU1400RMXL3U, ensuring a direct plug-in fit.
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