APC vara-akkukasetti APCRBC117 (OEM)

The APC Replacement Battery Cartridge APCRBC117 is a factory-tested, fully assembled sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery module designed to replace the original battery pack in compatible APC UPS units. It provides 120V operation and is intended to restore or extend UPS runtime and reliability. The cartridge is RoHS compliant, includes one battery, and is covered by a 2-year warranty.

Advantages

The APCRBC117 is certified for compatibility with specific APC UPS models, offering a direct drop-in replacement that avoids configuration or assembly. With sealed lead-acid technology and a typical service life of three to five years, this replacement cartridge supports consistent backup power performance. The unit ships fully assembled and ready to install, simplifying maintenance and reducing downtime.

Suitable for

• Replacing end-of-life batteries in compatible APC UPS systems
• Restoring UPS runtime after battery failure
• Routine UPS maintenance and scheduled battery replacement

Key specifications

• Model: APCRBC117 (MPN: APCRBC117)
• Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Voltage: 120 V
• Number of batteries included: 1 pc(s)
• Weight: 22.27 kg
• Product colour: Silver
• Package dimensions (W×H×D): 393 × 228 × 761 mm
• Product dimensions (W×H): 203 × 76 mm
• Compliance: RoHS
• Warranty: 2 years

How to use

Before installation, verify the APCRBC117 is compatible with your APC UPS model by consulting the compatible models list on APC.com (Get Support section). Ensure the UPS is powered down and disconnected from mains according to the UPS manual. Remove the depleted battery cartridge following the UPS manufacturer’s instructions, then insert the APCRBC117 until it seats securely. Reconnect power and follow the UPS startup procedure to confirm correct operation.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery cartridge in a dry, ventilated environment within the temperature range specified by the UPS manufacturer. Replace the cartridge at the end of its expected service life (typically three to five years) or sooner if runtime or self-test results indicate degradation. Dispose of the battery in accordance with local regulations for lead-acid batteries.