Interstate Batteries 12V 9Ah High Rate Battery (F2 Terminal) SLA AGM VRLA Rechargeable Replacement for APC Smart-UPS, UPS Back Up Systems, Security, Medical Devices (HSL1079)

Bought two of these to replace my UPS batteries which had died. They fit perfectly and UPS has been back up and running normally ever since with no issues.

This was the exact battery that took out of my back up for computer, been using interstate battery's in my SUV ,pickup,work van their great batterys

Replaced old battery in my old Rocketfish backup and works great. Highly recommended.

maybe a millimeter off in heighth dimension(too tall) to be perfect.

My Cyberpower CP1350AVRLCD 815W UPS quit holding a charge after about 4-1/2 years so it at least made it past the 3 year warranty. The OEM batteries cost as much as what I paid for the UPS so I looked around. I found a variance in exact sizes for the batteries and didn't want one too big that wouldn't fit in or too loose that it would move arount. I came across these Interstate batteries while checking out reviews, and it was mentioned that these fit perfectly. I got them from Amazon with coupon savings and they did fit perfectly. Just connected the wires like the were attached on the original batteries.

Used these to replace 8 year old batteries in a Tripp Lite rack mount AVR. Simple install and started right up.

The packing material used was totally inadequate for the heavy battery. They only used a small amount of paper packing, the battery was not secure. I received two packages, one of them arrived damaged, the other looked fine.

I bought a branded APCRBC124 battery for my UPS in November 2018. It finally died. Of course the battery that I paid $48 for 5 years ago is now double that.I checked out the specifications for this battery and they seem like they are superior to the other name brand. I think that the "High Rate" battery will last longer...I hope.It takes 2 of these to replace an APCRBC124 battery. It's still cheaper than the APC brand.First, mark the red and green label sides on the center piece between the 2 batteries. Use a hairdryer to remove the labels. Once the labels are off, remove the connectors from the F2 terminals. Reassemble the new batteries to the center piece.Now comes the fun part; trying to keep everything straight and aligned to put the old labels back on which is what holds the battery together. I layed each battery on a separate piece of scrap plywood. This allows the center notch to extend below and makes it flat. I then used a 12" bar clamp on the side of the battery to hold the battery together while I reapplied the labels.I've laid out the process for you so that you won't have to try to figure out the best way to replace these batteries. Good luck.