APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Two 12 V 66 Ah lead-acid cartridges replace the APC SMT1000 battery pack
This two-pack of 12 V 66 Ah lead-acid cartridges is built to match the original APC RBC6 specification for the Smart-UPS SMT1000. Each unit is supplied new and guaranteed 100 % compatible with the OEM battery module. The set restores full runtime to a single UPS without wiring changes.
Buyers maintaining an APC Smart-UPS SMT1000 can install these cartridges immediately. The pack does not suit other UPS models, higher-capacity Smart-UPS units, or systems that require a different voltage or form factor.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PowerWarehouse |
| Model name | 2XRBC6SLA66 |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible with | Fits: APC SMT1000 |
The 2-pack is built for the APC SMT1000 UPS; it replaces the original RBC6 cartridge in that unit.
Yes, the batteries match the voltage and capacity the SMT1000 charger expects, so the UPS charges and runs them normally.
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