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RefurbUPS BT-80 12V 7A UPS replacement battery

SKU CH-Z6WN-VVKWB

A 12 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery kit that replaces the Potter Electric BT-80 cartridge in security and UPS systems

  • Product typeKit/Package
  • Product weight6
  • Compatible with Potter Electric BT-80 security systems
  • High-rate discharge 12 V 7 Ah SLA chemistry
  • Single battery cartridge ready for installation
  • T1/F1 terminal layout for direct fit

Compatible 12V 7A Alarm Battery Kit

This replacement kit provides a single 12V 7A sealed lead-acid battery with T1/F1 terminals. It is built as a direct compatible cartridge for Potter Electric BT-80 security system units. The pack arrives new and ready for immediate installation in supported panels.

Suits installers needing a BT-80 compatible

This product fits technicians who require a drop-in 12V 7A SLA battery with F1 terminals for the specified alarm panel. Buyers needing a different voltage, capacity, terminal style or form factor should look at other options.

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Price $14.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameAlarm
Product lineAlarm Batteries
Product typeKit/Package

Questions about this item

What does the 12 V 7 A rating mean once the battery is installed in my UPS?

The 12 V rating matches the UPS input voltage, while 7 A represents the capacity that determines how long the unit can run on battery power during an outage.

What terminal standard does the BT-80 use and what does it limit?

The BT-80 uses T1/F1 faston terminals, which restrict the connection to quick-disconnect spade lugs and prevent the use of bolt-on or screw-terminal cables.

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