APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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A factory-fresh 12 V 7 Ah replacement battery kit compatible with Powerware BAT-0481 UPS units
This replacement battery kit provides a factory-fresh 12V 7Ah cell designed to fit the Powerware BAT-0481 UPS model. It arrives new and ready for immediate installation in compatible uninterruptible power supply units.
The battery uses sealed lead-acid technology which gradually loses capacity over time and with repeated deep discharges. Users needing longer runtime or higher surge current than a single 7Ah cell provides should consider a UPS that accepts larger or additional battery modules.
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The 12V 7Ah cartridge is the direct replacement for the Powerware BAT-0481, so select it when your UPS requires that exact voltage and capacity.
It supplies a nominal 12 volts to the UPS inverter, letting the unit maintain its rated runtime during a mains failure.
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