APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Kit of eight 12 V 7 Ah batteries compatible with APC RBC31 models
This replacement battery kit contains eight 12V 7Ah cells arranged as two RBC31-compatible cartridges. It is designed for users maintaining an APC Smart-UPS SURT48RMXLBP unit who need factory-fresh power cells to restore runtime.
Supplying the batteries pre-grouped into two matched sets means the installer can exchange each cartridge in a single step without handling loose cells. This reduces service time and avoids wiring errors during the swap.
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Typical sealed-lead-acid life is three to five years at normal room temperature; higher ambient temperatures or deep discharges shorten the interval.
Total pack capacity is 48 V 7 Ah, so the load current drawn by connected equipment determines how long the batteries can sustain power.
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