APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Two 12 V 18 A batteries replace the APC Back-UPS 1250 cartridge, 30 weight units
This kit supplies two 12V18A sealed lead-acid cells designed as a direct replacement for the APC BK1250 cartridge. It restores runtime to UPS units that protect workstations, network gear or point-of-sale systems during mains interruptions.
Under continuous load the paired cells deliver their rated capacity steadily until the UPS initiates its low-battery shutdown sequence. Voltage remains stable through the discharge curve so connected equipment experiences clean power until the reserve is exhausted.
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Sealed lead-acid cells produce no audible noise and only minimal warmth under normal float charging; the UPS fan handles any heat.
An APC Back-UPS 1250 unit that accepts the BK1250 cartridge; the kit simply replaces the internal battery pack.
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