APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Factory-fresh replacement kit with two 12V 18A batteries and installed harness fits APC Smart-UPS XL 700 units
This replacement battery kit is designed for the APC Smart-UPS XL 700 (SU700XLINET) uninterruptible power supply. It contains two 12V18A batteries pre-fused with a harness installed. The unit ships factory fresh and is ready for immediate installation.
The dual-battery configuration delivers consistent voltage during extended outages rather than a brief surge. The integrated harness reduces connection resistance so the UPS maintains stable output throughout the discharge cycle. Weight is 30.
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The kit itself contains two 12 V 18 Ah batteries and a fused harness; it does not draw power on its own, the UPS electronics determine the load.
It is designed as a direct replacement cartridge for the APC Smart-UPS XL 700 (SU700XLINET) and is compatible with the APC RBC7 form factor.
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