Will this battery work and fit into my APC Back-Ups RS 1500 UPS?
1124611
If it is dead, open the box and get the dimensions off the existing battery. If you have to replace it anyways might as well get it ready.
959732
Although the exact replacement batteries for the APC XS 1500 are the 1280's, these Vision CP1290A's are the same size, one amp higher capacity, and should work fine.
1076313
That's a good question to which I do not have the answer. What I can tell you is the battery has been in my UPS for about six months with no problems.
1854868
I am so sorry. I do not know. Best cycle to Radio Shack and ask them. OR Google size 15 1.5 battery and see what u can find.
1390350
i dont think so. here is a link to the battery selector. http://www.apc.com/tools/upgrade_selector/index.cfm
936557
This is just the aux battery, NOT the UPS. I have the 1500 Watt UPS and this aux battery that my 47"TV, DVD, Cable box and speakers are connected to. During a recent power outage the system ran for more than 90 min until the power returned - grand kids were entertained.
762404
The size difference is not evident to the naked eye (I did a side-by-side and couldn't tell any significant difference). The APC battery has a plastic shield on the positive connection tab, but other than that the two batteries appear to have the same form factor. I simply hooked it up, slotted it in, and it's working fine. The fit is excellent.
1940699
I've had these batteries in an APC RS1500 LCD since March 2013 and they have been just fine. I also have them in my other APC Smart UPS 700. They seem to be just as good as the HIGH-priced ones from APC.
1670669
I purchased this one. It may fit yours. RBC35 Replacement Battery Cartridge for APC Back-UPS ES BE350C / BE350R
1969018
You can't answer that question because it really depends on your usage patterns and also how often you lose power and run off the battery. I've had UPS batteries that have gone bad in a year, others have lasted over five. Same APC unit, same APC batteries. No issues with the battery in question so far, but it's only about 6 months.
527418
It is an aftermarket battery and is NOT made by APC, it was the exact proper voltage and amperage as my old battery and fit perfectly. I have had no issues. It is also way cheaper
1467490
Double check the dimensions if the battery is going into a tight space. You can find a data sheet for this battery at the manufacturers web site (Universal Power Group). The charging voltage has to be correct - (data sheet has range). If using for a small UPS the charge voltage should be OK if the UPS is working correctly. These have a F2 terminal which is a wider fast on connecter (.250" used in alot of small UPS units).If you remove the old batteries and there is a fuse as part of the wiring - make sure you reinstall the fuse.
2162874
It looks the same to me, I would compare the dimensions of both batteries to make sure though. http://www.amazon.com/BP8-12-by-BB-Battery-Genuine/dp/B004BV06ZI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396666569&sr=8-1&keywords=BP8-12 http://www.amazon.com/APC-Back-UPS-750-12V-Battery/dp/B00A82MUNU/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
1635148
I used this for the APC Back-UPS ES 725 and it works well. I'm not sure about the 650. The APC company should list all the appropriate models this battery should fit. DG
540745
That part number is for an APC Back-UPS ES USB 750VA which, per the APC website, uses the RBC4 replacement battery.
1618819
Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how... » Read More Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. « Show Less
1705184
I don't know about the warranty. I can tell you that I have ordered these same batteries several times for several APC UPS devices and I have never had any problems or any leaking batteries like some others have said. They have the F2 terminals that are standard on most APC UPS devices. Batteries like this either work or they don't when you get them. If they work when you get them you should have no problems. If they don't then contact the seller for replacement. I don't think you will have any problems with these batteries. Just my opinion.