A cartridge code and no electrical figures at all
APC APCRBC123 replacement battery cartridge, sealed lead, tool-free change, 1-year warranty
The most expensive product on this shelf publishes no voltage, no capacity, no terminal and no case size. Its entire specification is a part number, and for a machine maker’s own cartridge that is very nearly enough.
Specifications
- Cell reference
- Not published on the listing — no code for the cell or cells inside the cartridge appears, and no rating is given for them
- Cartridge reference
- APCRBC123 — stated in the title, and it is the whole identity of the product. It is the maker’s own cartridge code, which is the reference APC publishes against each of its UPS models, and the fourth bullet says original RBC cartridges are checked and certified for compatibility to restore the machine’s original performance specifications
- Voltage rating
- Not published on the listing — no volt figure appears in the title or in any of the five bullets. It is the only listing on this shelf that publishes no voltage
- Amp-hour rating
- Not published on the listing — no amp-hour and no watt-hour figure appears anywhere. Five of the six listings in this hub publish a capacity, and this is the one that does not
- Terminal type
- Not published on the listing — no tab, post or designation is named. The third bullet says the battery can be changed without tools, which describes the operation rather than the connection
- Terminal width
- Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure appears, which follows from the terminal type being absent
- Case dimensions
- Not published on the listing — no length, width or height is given anywhere on the page
- Cells per pack
- Not published on the listing — the product is described as a cartridge and the number of cells inside it is never stated
- Assembled or loose supply
- Assembled, as a cartridge — the product name says so and the fifth bullet lists the contents as the battery, a recycling manual and installation instructions. The third bullet adds that the change is possible without tools
- Stated design life
- Not published on the listing — no design life and no conditions appear. What the second bullet publishes instead is a one-year repair or replacement warranty, which is a commercial term and not a statement about how long the cells are specified to last
- Amazon reference
- DE B004FV7XJG · US B00I52YJWA · GB B00I52YJWA · FR B00I52YJWA · IT B00I52YJWA · ES B00I52YJWA
- EAN
- 0731304284369
On the listing
An APC replacement battery cartridge, APCRBC123; described as an original APC UPS replacement battery, with advice to buy only where the listing says sold and dispatched by Amazon if an original APC by Schneider Electric product is wanted; a sealed lead battery, leak-proof, with a one-year repair or replacement warranty; a battery change described as possible without tools; original APC RBC replacement batteries described as checked and certified for compatibility, to restore the original performance specifications of the UPS; and a box containing the battery, a recycling manual and installation instructions.
A part number, and nothing measurable
No voltage. No amp-hours. No watt-hours. No case size. No terminal.
That is an extraordinary thing to find on the most expensive product on this shelf, and it is not an oversight. This listing sells identity rather than specification: APCRBC123 is APC’s own cartridge code, the string that appears in APC’s documentation against the machines this pack serves, and a buyer holding a manual that names it has already had the question answered.
Five of the six listings in this hub publish a capacity. Four publish a case size. This one publishes a name and a promise about what the name means.
For matching a machine that route is genuinely strong — stronger than a machine name in a title, which is how several listings here are sold. For everything else it leaves this page with nothing to report.
What the certification claim says, and what it does not
The fourth bullet is the argument the price rests on: original APC RBC cartridges are checked and certified for compatibility, to restore the original performance specifications of the UPS.
That is APC’s statement about APC’s parts and it is reported as such. It is also the reason the missing figures matter less here than they would on a third-party cell — the claim being made is not about volts and millimetres, it is about the machine behaving as it did when it was new.
The first bullet adds a purchasing caution of its own: buy only where the listing says sold and dispatched by Amazon, if an original product is what you want. That is a warning about the marketplace rather than about the part, and it is the maker’s.
Two small things on this page describe what actually arrives.
The third bullet says the battery can be changed without tools. The fifth lists the contents as the battery itself, a recycling manual and installation instructions.
Both are worth more than they look on a shelf where five listings never say what state the product arrives in or what comes with it. A recycling manual in particular is a practical inclusion, because a lead-acid cell coming out of a machine has to go somewhere and the rules for that are local.
One year, in the space where a design life would go
The second bullet publishes a one-year repair or replacement warranty.
A warranty is a commercial undertaking about failure within a period. A design life is a manufacturer specification about how long a cell is built to serve under conditions the manufacturer sets. They occupy the same place in a buyer’s mind and they answer different questions, and only one listing in this hub publishes the second kind.
Neither is a forecast about the particular cartridge that arrives.
Before ordering
Find the cartridge code in the machine’s own manual and check it matches, because that is the only comparison this page supports. Read the first bullet’s note about who the seller is. And follow APC’s installation instructions, which are in the box, along with the local rules for recycling the cell that comes out — this page reads a listing and is not a guide to work on an electrical installation.
Availability
Priced at roughly 90 € on the German Amazon store the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the American and British Amazon stores as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
The French, Italian and Spanish Amazon price runs past 1.6× the cheapest store. A gap that size normally marks a reshipper and not a seller in the country, so those listings stay out of the range above.
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.