APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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A 6 V 4.5 Ah sealed lead-acid battery for SureLite SL262 emergency-lighting units
The SureLite SL262 is a new 6V 4.5A sealed lead-acid battery cartridge designed as a direct replacement for compatible UPS and emergency lighting units. It arrives as a single high-rate discharge cell with T1/F1 terminals for a secure connection. This battery restores backup power to supported systems without modification.
Buyers needing a 6V 4.5Ah SLA pack with F1 terminals for an SL262-compatible device will find this a drop-in fit. It is not for systems requiring a different voltage, capacity, terminal style or form factor.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | Emergency Lighting |
| Product line | Emergency Lighting |
| Product type | Kit/Package |
The SL262 uses a T1/F1 terminal, so your UPS must accept that connector style for a proper fit.
Yes, the 4.5 A rating matches the original spec, so the existing wiring and charge circuit remain compatible.
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