APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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A factory-fresh 12 V 7 Ah replacement battery for UPS units
This 12V 7Ah battery serves as a factory-fresh replacement cartridge for compatible UPS units. It arrives new and ready for immediate installation to restore backup power. The single-cell pack is designed to match the form and electrical profile of the original Leoch LP12-7 unit. ||
Buyers with a UPS that accepts the LP12-7 form factor and voltage will find this a straightforward swap. Systems requiring a different voltage, capacity or physical layout cannot use this cartridge. Installers without the tools or clearance to access the battery bay should seek professional assistance.
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This 12V 7Ah battery replaces a 12V unit inside compatible UPS cartridges.
Yes, the Leoch LP12-7 uses standard terminals that connect to your current UPS harness.
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