APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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12 V 5 Ah sealed lead-acid battery replaces APC RBC43 cartridge in SUA2200R2X106 UPS units
This sealed lead-acid unit is a direct replacement for the APC SUA2200R2X106 UPS. It supplies 12 volts and 5 ampere-hours of maintenance-free power for server and network equipment. IT managers and facility technicians use it to restore runtime on compatible rack-mount systems.
The cartridge design slides into the UPS without tools or cable soldering. Sealed construction prevents electrolyte leakage and allows operation in any orientation. Buyers who need a higher-capacity pack or a different voltage platform cannot use this model.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PowerWarehouse |
| Model name | LEADACIDSLA43-26 |
The battery provides 12 V and 5 Ah, matching the specification for the APC SUA2200R2X106 UPS.
It replaces the APC RBC43 Cartridge #43, designed as a direct drop-in for that UPS model.
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