Sold by machine name, with no terminal and no case size
voltrana Replacement cell for Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN, 68760SP named, 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah
Everything published about this cell is in its title: a machine name, a code whose role is unstated, and two electrical figures. The feature list underneath contains a single word.
Specifications
- Cell reference
- Not published on the listing — no code describing the cell itself appears. The record carries no manufacturer reference either, so this page publishes none
- Cartridge reference
- 68760SP is printed in the title, directly after the machine name Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN. The listing does not say whether that code identifies the UPS, the battery cartridge Eaton sells for it, or the seller’s own line, and this page does not assign it a role it has not been given
- Voltage rating
- 12 V — stated twice in the title, once on its own and once inside the phrase 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah
- Amp-hour rating
- 7.2 Ah — stated in the title. No watt-hour figure is published and none is calculated here
- Terminal type
- Not published on the listing — no Faston tab, no bolted terminal and no designation of any kind appears. On a cell sold as a fitting part, this is the line that decides whether the connector from the machine goes on it
- Terminal width
- Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure is given, which follows from the terminal type being absent
- Case dimensions
- Not published on the listing — no length, width or height appears anywhere. Three cells on this shelf publish all three, and the tray in a UPS is a moulding that does not stretch
- Cells per pack
- One — stated in the title as 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah, which names the count and the rating of the single cell supplied
- Assembled or loose supply
- Not published on the listing — nothing describes whether the cell arrives with an interconnect fitted or with its tabs insulated. The single cell count in the title is as close as the page comes to the question
- Stated design life
- Not published on the listing — no period and no condition is given
- Amazon reference
- B0H4RF7G6N (same reference on 1 Amazon marketplace)
- EAN
- 4262498488371
On the listing
A UPS battery described as suitable for the Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN, with the code 68760SP, 12 V, 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah, sold as a Voltrana replacement cell.
Beneath that title the feature list carries a single word: Anwendung — application — with nothing under it.
A title that is the whole page
Every figure on this listing is in one line of text, and there is nothing else.
That is worth stating plainly rather than working around, because it changes what this page can honestly tell you. A listing normally has two layers: a title that sells and bullets that specify. Here the second layer is a heading with no content beneath it.
So the specification table above is short by necessity. Two electrical figures, one count, one machine name, one code — and six lines that say the listing is silent.
Twelve volts, seven point two amp-hours, one cell
The electrical part is complete as far as it goes.
Twelve volts is stated twice, once alone and once inside the phrase that also carries the count and the capacity: 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah. That form is more useful than it looks, because it removes an ambiguity that catches people out on multi-cell machines — whether a listing is describing the pack or one of the cells in it. Here it is one cell, at that rating.
No watt-hour figure is published. Two listings in this hub publish theirs; this page does not multiply on anybody’s behalf.
A replacement cell is a fitment problem before it is an electrical one, and three numbers settle it.
The terminal type — a flat Faston tab, a bolted post, something else. The tab width in millimetres, because blades come in more than one. And the case in three dimensions, because the tray in a UPS is a moulding and a cell a few millimetres over does not go in.
This listing publishes none of the three. One cell on this shelf publishes all four of those figures in its own title.
The code after the machine name
68760SP sits in the title immediately after Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN.
That is the position a cartridge reference usually occupies, and this page will not treat position as a statement. The string could name the UPS, the battery cartridge Eaton sells for it, or something belonging to the seller. Nothing on the page says which.
What it is genuinely useful for is checking. If that code appears on the machine’s own label or in Eaton’s documentation against the battery, the match means something. If it does not appear there, it has told you nothing at all, and the fit has to be established from the cell in your hand.
Before ordering
Take the old cell out first and write down its voltage, its amp-hours, its case dimensions and the width of its tabs, because none of the last two is on this page. Check the code in the title against the machine’s own paperwork. And follow Eaton’s instructions for the change itself and the local rules for handling lead-acid cells — this page reads listings and is not a guide to work on an electrical installation.
Availability
Priced at roughly 23 € on the German Amazon store the day this page was checked.
The American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores 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.