Replacement UPS Battery Cartridge ENERGENIE APCRBC142 Sealed Lead Acid 12V – 1 pc

Replacement UPS Battery Cartridge ENERGENIE APCRBC142 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) battery designed as a direct-fit service part for compatible uninterruptible power supplies. With a nominal voltage of 12 V and supplied as a single cartridge, this battery is intended for use during UPS maintenance or when end-of-life replacement is required. The sealed construction reduces maintenance and limits electrolyte leakage, while the cartridge format simplifies installation in supported UPS models.

Advantages

The sealed lead acid VRLA design provides a stable and predictable discharge profile suitable for standby and backup applications. Being a single, factory-sealed cartridge, it minimizes handling of individual cells and reduces contamination risk. Its standardized 12 V output supports a wide range of small to medium UPS systems, enabling straightforward replacement without the need for additional assembly.

Suitable for

• Replacing end-of-life or failing batteries in compatible UPS units
• Short-term backup power for network equipment, routers, and switches
• Powering alarm systems and security devices during mains outages
• Maintenance operations requiring quick battery swap in UPS cabinets

Key specifications

• Battery chemistry: sealed lead acid (VRLA)
• Nominal voltage: 12 V
• Configuration: single battery cartridge
• Intended use: standby and backup power in compatible UPS systems

How to use

Before replacing the battery, disconnect the UPS from mains power and follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions for the specific UPS model. Remove the depleted cartridge according to the UPS service procedure and install the ENERGENIE APCRBC142 cartridge in the same orientation and connector position. Ensure secure connections and that any retaining hardware is properly reinstalled. After replacement, reconnect mains power and allow the UPS to charge the new battery following the UPS charging cycle.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery within the temperature and environmental ranges specified by the UPS manufacturer. Dispose of the spent battery in accordance with local regulations for lead acid battery recycling. For optimal service life, perform regular UPS self-tests and schedule periodic battery inspections as part of routine maintenance.