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UPS replacement battery ENERGENIE AVA-RBC47 — Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA), 1.3 kg, 134×67 mm
Replacement UPS battery ENERGENIE AVA-RBC47 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) single-pack battery designed for use in uninterruptible power supplies and backup power systems. The compact black unit measures 134×67 mm and weighs 1.3 kg, providing a straightforward, serviceable power module for maintaining UPS runtime and ensuring orderly shutdowns during mains interruptions. The battery is manufactured in Vietnam and supplied with a two-year warranty.
The VRLA construction offers maintenance-free operation with no need to add electrolyte, reducing routine service tasks. Its compact dimensions and single-cell format make it easy to install in many small to medium UPS units. The sealed design minimizes leakage risk and allows flexible mounting orientations typical for UPS compartments. The relatively light weight simplifies carrying and replacement during standard maintenance procedures.
Before installation, ensure the UPS is powered down and disconnected from mains and loads. Remove the old battery following the UPS manufacturer’s instructions, noting polarity and connector types. Fit the ENERGENIE AVA-RBC47 into the battery compartment, connect the terminals matching polarity, and secure the pack in place. Reconnect the UPS to mains power and allow the device to complete any automatic charging cycle before assuming full backup readiness. Dispose of the replaced battery according to local regulations for lead-acid batteries.
Store and operate the battery in a cool, dry environment and avoid high ambient temperatures to prolong service life. Perform periodic UPS self-tests and monitor battery health indicators; replace the battery at the end of its useful service life or if runtime falls below required levels.
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