APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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A 12V 12A sealed lead-acid replacement battery kit for Emergi-Lite DSM18 emergency lighting systems
The RefurbUPS Emergi-Lite DSM18 is a compatible 12V 12A sealed lead-acid battery kit for emergency lighting units. It supplies a single high-rate discharge cell weighing 10 units and fits DSM18 cartridge slots.
Buyers needing a different voltage, capacity or connector type should look elsewhere. This kit contains only one battery, so installations requiring multiple cells must order additional units.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Emergency Lighting |
| Product line | Emergency Lighting |
| Product type | Kit/Package |
The cartridge is built as a compatible replacement for the Emergi-Lite DSM18 emergency lighting unit.
Yes, the high-rate discharge 12 V 12 A sealed lead-acid battery matches the voltage and capacity the DSM18 charging circuit expects.
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