APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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A factory-fresh 12 V 7 Ah replacement battery compatible with Altronix AL62424C UPS units
This replacement battery cartridge is designed for UPS units that require a 12V 7A battery with T1/F1 terminals. It serves administrators and technicians who need a factory-fresh unit to restore backup runtime in compatible Altronix systems.
The cartridge contains exactly one 12V 7A battery built to the T1/F1 terminal layout. Buyers whose UPS demands a different voltage, capacity or terminal type will need a different cartridge.
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The 12V 7A rating shows the battery voltage and capacity; it matches the original Altronix AL62424C cartridge so your UPS will deliver the same backup time as the factory unit.
The T1/F1 terminals are the standard faston tabs used on the Altronix AL62424C; they slide onto the existing UPS connectors without adapters or soldering.
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