APC Smart-UPS On-Line SRT rackmount accupack voor 2,2 kVA Extended-Runtime-model 72 V

The APC Smart-UPS On-Line SRT72RMBP rackmount battery pack provides extended runtime for SRT On-Line UPS systems. It uses a 72V sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery designed for rackmount installations and is compatible with 2.2 kVA SRT rackmount Smart-UPS extended runtime models. Built-in monitoring at the cell, module and cabinet levels reports battery runtime and health. The unit has a black finish and comes with a two-year warranty.

Advantages

The rackmount design allows straightforward integration into 19-inch racks and simplifies maintenance. Sealed lead-acid (VRLA) technology offers reliable, low-maintenance power storage suitable for controlled IT environments. Embedded monitoring provides detailed status information to help manage runtime and battery condition without additional external sensors.

Suitable for

• Data centers and server rooms requiring extended UPS runtime
• IT equipment and network closets with 2.2 kVA SRT rackmount UPS models
• Critical applications where predictable power backup duration is needed

Key specifications

• Model: SRT72RMBP
• Voltage: 72 V
• Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Compatibility: 2.2 kVA SRT rackmount Smart-UPS extended runtime models
• Colour: Black
• Warranty: 2 years

How to use

Install the battery pack in the rack according to the UPS and rack installation guidelines, ensuring correct mechanical mounting and electrical connections to the compatible 2.2 kVA SRT rackmount Smart-UPS. Verify the UPS recognizes the extended runtime pack and confirm monitoring readouts at the cell, module and cabinet levels through the UPS management interface. Follow the UPS manufacturer instructions for commissioning and initial charging prior to placing critical loads on the system.

Recommendations

Operate the battery pack in a temperature-controlled environment, perform periodic monitoring of battery health via the embedded monitoring features, and schedule preventive maintenance per APC guidance. Replace batteries according to the UPS manufacturer’s lifecycle recommendations or when monitoring indicates reduced capacity.