APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Two 12 V 12 Ah sealed lead-acid batteries replace the power pack in a Potter Electric PFC-5004E security panel
This replacement battery kit contains two 12V12A sealed lead-acid units built to fit the Potter Electric PFC-5004E security system. It is intended for installers and facility managers who need a direct swap to restore backup power.
Supplying both cells in one package eliminates the need to source matching units separately and ensures balanced performance across the string. Buyers who require a different voltage, capacity or form factor will need an alternative kit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Alarm |
| Product line | Alarm Batteries |
| Product type | Kit/Package |
Replace both batteries together every three to five years or when the system signals a low-battery fault.
The 12 Ah rating of each battery determines runtime; the UPS will shut down once that capacity is exhausted.
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