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Publishes its own watt-hour figure, and its capacity in milliamp-hours

Fiamm Replacement cell for APC Back-UPS ES 700, 12 V, 7200 mAh / 86.4 Wh, 151 × 65 × 94 mm

One of two cells on this shelf whose maker publishes the watt-hour figure itself, and the only one that gives its capacity in milliamp-hours rather than amp-hours.

Fiamm sealed lead-acid replacement battery of 12 V for an APC Back-UPS

Fiamm Replacement cell for APC Back-UPS ES 700, 12 V, 7200 mAh / 86.4 Wh, 151 × 65 × 94 mm

One of two cells on this shelf whose maker publishes the watt-hour figure itself, and the only one that gives its capacity in milliamp-hours rather than amp-hours.

Cell reference
Not published on the listing — no code describing the cell type, its case format or its rating appears in the bullets. The record carries the maker’s order reference, which is what the model field above holds
Cartridge reference
Not published on the listing — no APC cartridge code such as the RBC family appears. The machine is named instead, as the APC Back-UPS ES 700, in the title
Voltage rating
12 V — stated in the title and in the third bullet
Amp-hour rating
7200 mAh — stated in the third bullet, in milliamp-hours rather than in amp-hours, with 86.4 Wh given immediately beside it. Both figures are the maker’s and both are reported here in the units the maker printed them in. The watt-hour figure is published rather than derived, which is why it appears at all
Terminal type
Not published on the listing — no Faston tab, no bolted post and no designation is named in any of the five bullets
Terminal width
Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure appears for the tabs. One cell on this shelf publishes a width and the other five do not
Case dimensions
151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm — stated in the fourth bullet. Three cells in this hub carry exactly these three numbers, which is the standard footprint for a sealed cell of this rating
Cells per pack
Not published on the listing — no count and no series or parallel arrangement appears. The bullets describe a single battery without ever saying so in a number
Assembled or loose supply
Not published on the listing — nothing says whether an interconnect is fitted or the tabs arrive insulated. The first bullet calls it an original battery and the second calls it high-grade new stock
Stated design life
Not published on the listing — no period and no conditions are given. The fifth bullet claims cells of the highest quality, which is a claim rather than a specification
Amazon reference
B00F4A6FAU (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4051363470807
  • Publishes a watt-hour figure itself, which four listings on this shelf never do
  • All three case dimensions, on the standard footprint for this rating
  • No terminal type and no tab width, which are the two figures that decide whether it connects

Best for: An APC Back-UPS whose old cell measures 151 by 65 by 94 and whose tabs have already been identified by eye, since this page will not identify them for you.

≈ 25 €
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Specifications

Cell reference
Not published on the listing — no code describing the cell type, its case format or its rating appears in the bullets. The record carries the maker’s order reference, which is what the model field above holds
Cartridge reference
Not published on the listing — no APC cartridge code such as the RBC family appears. The machine is named instead, as the APC Back-UPS ES 700, in the title
Voltage rating
12 V — stated in the title and in the third bullet
Amp-hour rating
7200 mAh — stated in the third bullet, in milliamp-hours rather than in amp-hours, with 86.4 Wh given immediately beside it. Both figures are the maker’s and both are reported here in the units the maker printed them in. The watt-hour figure is published rather than derived, which is why it appears at all
Terminal type
Not published on the listing — no Faston tab, no bolted post and no designation is named in any of the five bullets
Terminal width
Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure appears for the tabs. One cell on this shelf publishes a width and the other five do not
Case dimensions
151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm — stated in the fourth bullet. Three cells in this hub carry exactly these three numbers, which is the standard footprint for a sealed cell of this rating
Cells per pack
Not published on the listing — no count and no series or parallel arrangement appears. The bullets describe a single battery without ever saying so in a number
Assembled or loose supply
Not published on the listing — nothing says whether an interconnect is fitted or the tabs arrive insulated. The first bullet calls it an original battery and the second calls it high-grade new stock
Stated design life
Not published on the listing — no period and no conditions are given. The fifth bullet claims cells of the highest quality, which is a claim rather than a specification
Amazon reference
B00F4A6FAU (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4051363470807

On the listing

A Fiamm replacement battery for the APC Back-UPS ES 700 UPS, 12 V, lead-acid; described as an original battery; high-grade new stock; 12 V 7200 mAh / 86.4 Wh, lead-acid; dimensions of 151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm; and battery cells of the highest quality.

Twelve volts, seven thousand two hundred milliamp-hours, eighty-six point four watt-hours

Three numbers in one bullet, in three different units, and all three are the maker’s.

The unit choice is the first thing to notice. Sealed lead-acid cells are normally rated in amp-hours; this one is given in milliamp-hours, which is the unit of small rechargeable cells. It is not an error and it is not corrected here — but it is a reminder to read the letters as carefully as the digits when comparing against a battery in your hand.

The watt-hour figure is the second thing, and it is on this page for a specific reason: Fiamm printed it. Voltage and amp-hours are separate specification lines on this site and they are never multiplied together on a maker’s behalf, because the product carries conditions that nobody has stated. Where a maker publishes the energy figure, it is theirs to publish and this page reports it.

Two of the six listings in this hub do so, and the two figures they print are not quite the same as each other on cells of the same stated rating. That small disagreement is exactly why the arithmetic stays with whoever is willing to sign their name to it.

The case, on the standard footprint

A hundred and fifty-one by sixty-five by ninety-four millimetres.

Three cells on this shelf carry those three numbers, which makes it the common footprint at this rating. The fourth publishes a case roughly twice as wide at the same stated voltage and capacity and does not explain why; the remaining two publish nothing at all.

For a replacement this is the measurement to take before anything is ordered. The tray in a UPS is a moulding and a cell a few millimetres taller will not go in.

The terminals, which are the gap

Nothing on this page describes a terminal.

No tab type, no width, no bolted post, no designation. And a terminal is the second half of the fitting problem: a cell of exactly the right rating in a case of exactly the right size still needs a blade the machine’s connector will sit on.

One cell on this shelf gives its tab width in millimetres and one gives a tab designation with no width beside it. This listing gives neither, on a product sold specifically as a fitting part for a named machine.

What the machine name is worth

The title names the APC Back-UPS ES 700 and the first bullet calls the product an original battery.

A machine name is how these are sold and it is not a specification. It is a claim by the seller about what the cell suits, and it does not carry the four figures a fit is settled by. Here two of those four are published and two are not, so the machine name is doing more work on this page than it should have to.

The claim of high-grade new stock in the second bullet and of highest-quality cells in the fifth are the maker’s words about the maker’s product, and they are reported as such.

Before ordering

Measure the case of the old cell and look at its tabs, because the tabs are not described anywhere here. Read the capacity unit twice — this page is in milliamp-hours and most of the shelf is in amp-hours. And follow APC’s own instructions for the replacement, along with the local rules the seller states for handling and disposing of lead-acid cells.

Availability

Priced from 25 € to 35 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.

In the American and British Amazon catalogues with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.

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.

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    Cell reference
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    Cell reference
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    Cartridge reference
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    Amp-hour rating
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    Case dimensions
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    Cell reference
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    Case dimensions
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