The only cell here that publishes its weight
akku-net Replacement cell for APC Smart-UPS 750, 12 V, 7.2 Ah / 86 Wh, 151 × 65 × 94 mm, 4920 g
A cell whose specification bullet reads like a data sheet — voltage, capacity, watt-hours, cell type, three dimensions, weight and colour — and which still leaves the terminals entirely undescribed.
Specifications
- Cell reference
- Not published on the listing — no cell code appears in the bullets. The reference carried in the record is the same string as the product barcode, and this page reports it as the record holds it rather than substituting anything else
- Cartridge reference
- Not published on the listing — no APC cartridge code appears anywhere. The title names the machine instead, as the APC Smart-UPS 750
- Voltage rating
- 12 V — stated in the title and first in the specification bullet, which opens on voltage
- Amp-hour rating
- 7.2 Ah — stated in the specification bullet, with 86 Wh printed immediately beside it. Both are the maker’s figures and both are reported here as printed; the watt-hour number is published rather than derived by this page
- Terminal type
- Not published on the listing — the specification bullet runs through voltage, capacity, cell quality, cell type, dimensions, weight, colour and compatibility, and never reaches the terminals
- Terminal width
- Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure for the tabs appears, which follows from the terminal type being absent
- Case dimensions
- 151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm — stated in the specification bullet. It is the same footprint two other cells on this shelf publish at the same rating
- Cells per pack
- Not published on the listing — no count appears, and no series or parallel arrangement is described. The bullets speak throughout of a single battery
- Assembled or loose supply
- Not published on the listing — nothing says whether an interconnect is fitted or the tabs arrive insulated. The fourth bullet describes the replacement as something the owner carries out, without describing what arrives
- Stated design life
- Not published on the listing — no period and no condition is given. The second bullet calls the cell maintenance-free and names power supply, standby installations and security and alarm equipment as its intended uses
- Amazon reference
- B00BUT4RPE (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4051363442835
On the listing
An akku-net replacement battery for the APC Smart-UPS 750, 12 V, lead-acid; a specification line giving voltage 12 V, a capacity of 7.2 Ah / 86 Wh, quality cells from recent production, cell type lead-acid, dimensions of 151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm, a weight of 4920 g, the colour black and full compatibility; a high-grade maintenance-free branded cell described as designed for reliable use in power supply, standby installations and security and alarm equipment; a quality check described as carried out on every cell before dispatch; a cost-effective replacement presented as an alternative to buying a new machine, carried out by the owner, with the environmental argument alongside it; and a note that the production of industrial goods can leave scratches or scuffs, which the maker says do not affect the quality of the product.
One bullet that reads like a data sheet
Voltage, capacity, watt-hours, cell type, three dimensions, a weight, a colour.
That is more information in a single line than four of the six listings in this hub publish across their whole page, and it is the reason this cell is easy to compare against something sitting on a bench.
It is also a good illustration of how a thorough specification can still have a hole in the middle of it. Everything in that line describes the block. Nothing in it describes the two blades on top of the block, which is what actually joins the cell to the machine.
Seven point two amp-hours, and eighty-six watt-hours
Both are printed and both are the maker’s.
The watt-hour figure is here because akku-net published it, not because this page produced it. Volts and amp-hours stay separate on this site; combining them means printing a number nobody has stated and attaching conditions nobody has set.
There is a small illustration of why that policy exists a few entries along this shelf. Another maker publishes 86.4 Wh against the same stated 12 V and 7.2 Ah. Two makers, the same two input figures, two different published results. Whichever is right, neither is this site’s to invent.
Four thousand nine hundred and twenty grams
The weight is the figure nobody else on this shelf publishes.
Nearly five kilograms, in a case a little larger than a paperback. That is worth knowing before it is lifted into a machine that lives at the top of a rack, and it is a rough plausibility check on what arrives: sealed lead-acid cells of a given rating cluster in a narrow weight band, and a much lighter one is a reason to ask questions.
The case itself is the standard footprint, at 151 by 65 by 94 millimetres — the same three numbers two other cells here carry.
The terminals, missing from a bullet that misses nothing else
There is no tab type on this page. No width. No designation.
On a listing this detailed the omission is more conspicuous than it would be elsewhere, because the bullet clearly had room. It reaches the colour of the case and stops short of the connector.
The consequence is the same one the whole shelf keeps producing: the fit cannot be settled from the page. Photograph the old cell’s tabs and measure them before ordering, and treat the compatibility claim in the specification line as a claim.
The scratches, disclosed in advance
The fifth bullet says production of industrial goods can leave scratches and scuffs, and that these do not affect the quality of the product.
That is a piece of pre-sale honesty about a component that will spend its life in a dark box. It is the maker’s statement about the maker’s goods, and it is reported here as such — as is the quality check described in the third bullet.
Before ordering
Measure the tray, and check that the machine can be worked on the way the fourth bullet assumes. Look at the tabs on the old cell yourself, since the page does not describe them. And follow APC’s own instructions for the change and the rules the seller states for handling and disposing of lead-acid cells — this page reads a listing and is not a guide to work on an electrical installation.
Availability
Priced from 48 € to 58 € across the German and Italian Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
In the British, French and Spanish Amazon catalogues with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.