Sealed Lead Acid Replacement Battery AVACOM RBC106 12V 7Ah for UPS and backup systems

AVACOM RBC106 is a sealed lead-acid replacement battery with a nominal voltage of 12V and a rated capacity of 7Ah, designed specifically for UPS units and compact backup systems. Valve-regulated and maintenance-free, this battery provides short-term reserve power for safe system shutdowns, maintenance operations and emergency support. Its compact dimensions and standard terminal layout make it suitable for a variety of standby applications including home UPS, telecom devices and security control panels.

Advantages

The sealed lead-acid construction ensures low self-discharge and stable output under typical standby conditions, while valve regulation prevents electrolyte leakage and reduces maintenance requirements. The battery's 12V/7Ah rating offers a balance between runtime and size for small to medium UPS units. Designed for easy replacement, it fits common battery compartments and provides predictable performance for backup intervals and power interruptions.

Suitable for

• Home and office UPS systems for safe shutdown and short-term backup
• Small telecom and network equipment requiring standby power
• Alarm and security control panels with sealed battery bays
• Portable power modules and emergency lighting systems
• Replacement battery service and preventative maintenance for UPSs

Key specifications

• Battery type: sealed lead-acid (valve-regulated, maintenance-free)
• Nominal voltage: 12 V
• Rated capacity: 7 Ah (at specified discharge rate)
• Design use: standby/vrla service for UPS and backup applications
• Typical terminal type: F1/F2 or standard UPS connector (confirm compatibility before installation)
• Physical: compact form factor suitable for small UPS cabinets and equipment bays

How to use

Before installation, ensure the UPS or backup device is powered down and disconnected from mains power. Verify polarity and terminal compatibility with the device, then mount the battery in the designated compartment and secure firmly. Connect the positive and negative terminals in the correct orientation and restore power to the system. Allow the UPS to perform a charge cycle before relying on battery-only operation to ensure full capacity. Dispose of the old battery according to local regulations for lead-acid batteries.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery within the temperature range specified by the UPS manufacturer to maximize lifespan; avoid deep discharges and prolonged storage in a discharged state. Periodically check the battery and charging system during routine maintenance and replace the battery when runtime no longer meets required backup intervals.