APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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A 12 V 7 A replacement battery cartridge compatible with Tripp Lite G1000U and RBC51 UPS units
This 12 V 7 A battery kit replaces the Tripp Lite RBC51 cartridge used in G1000U units. It arrives factory-fresh and ready for immediate installation in compatible UPS systems.
The maintenance-free design produces no audible fan noise and draws negligible standby power. Normal use generates only modest warmth inside the UPS enclosure.
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Open the UPS battery door, disconnect the old cartridge, insert the new RBC51 unit, then reconnect the red and black leads firmly; the step often missed is tightening the terminal screws so they do not vibrate loose.
Expect three to five years of service; the UPS will sound a periodic alarm and the replace-battery LED will illuminate when runtime drops below acceptable levels.
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