APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Emergency lighting replacement kit with a 6V7A high-rate discharge SLA battery for Dual Lite 899953 units
This 6 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery replaces the Dual Lite 899953 cartridge in emergency lighting units. It is sold new and ready for installation by facility managers or maintenance staff who need a direct drop-in spare.
The pack uses a T1/F1 terminal style that matches the original wiring harness, so no adapter or soldering is required. Its single-battery kit format keeps handling simple during routine change-outs.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Emergency Lighting |
| Product line | Emergency Lighting |
| Product type | Kit/Package |
The cartridge contains a single 6 V, 7 Ah sealed lead-acid cell rated for high-rate discharge.
It is a T1/F1 terminal battery, so it fits the standard faston tabs used on compatible emergency-lighting units.
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