APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
- Battery
- APCRBC158, APC
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Replacement battery kit with four 12V 7Ah units compatible with APC RBC57 for SURTA2000XL UPS systems
This replacement battery kit is designed for the APC SURTA2000XL uninterruptible power supply. It contains four 12V 7A batteries that match the APC RBC57 specification. The units are supplied new and ready for immediate installation to restore backup runtime.
Buyers maintaining an APC SURTA2000XL will find the correct voltage and quantity in this kit. Those requiring a different battery count, voltage, or connector type for another UPS model should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The UPS should power on normally, show a full charge indicator, and pass a self-test without reporting a battery fault.
The kit includes four 12V 7A batteries; no additional parts are required for a standard swap.
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