WEIZE 12V 9AH Battery, Sealed Lead Acid Battery with F2 Terminals, Rechargeable Replaces 12 Volt 8AH 10AH for Razor e200 / e200s / e225 / e300, APC UPS Computer Backup Power (BX1300LCD), 2 Pack

EDIT*** The two new sets of batteries came, this time in 5 days. They wouldn't fit in one of the UPS's without a scary amount force. So I didn't even try it the way they came. I noticed there were some little raised L shaped feet on each corner of the bottoms of each battery. I used an exacto knife and shaved them off. There's no need for those feet inside the CyberPower UPS. They weren't on the originals. They fit more easily after that. I still don't understand why CyberPower made the space in the UPS so small. I had a really hard time removing the original batteries because of that tight fit. These new ones now fit a tiny bit better than the originals. Another thing to note is they are about a quarter of an inch shorter than the original batteries and a tiny bit taller. So when you put them together in pairs, there will be a very tiny little bit of offset in the depth. This is not a problem at all. One other thing to note, the cases and face plates on my CP1500PFCLCD UPS's are a little bit older styled than the current ones that are listed by CyberPower as the same model. The power buttons on mine are above the display and the three settings buttons are below the display. Mine has two USB A ports while the newer one has one USB A and one USB C port. Maybe the battery compartment in the newer styled ones provides a little bit more room than what's in my older styled ones. I do see that other than the USB ports, the specs for the older and newer UPS's are the same and the replacement batteries they sell for them are the same spec as well. Moving on from fit, I have a total of three of these UPS's and I've now replaced all of their old dead batteries with these WEIZE 12V 9Ah batteries. All of the batteries came fully charged (around 12.5 Volts) which is great. I tested their performance after leaving the UPS's plugged into the wall outlets overnight even though they came fully charged. Then I unplugged them from the wall outlets and watched the time remaining. I have plugged into the UPS's (a router in one, a satellite router in another, and the last UPS used to provide backup power for a desktop computer for work, now it's backup for an OLED TV and vSeeBox) Anyway, after unplugging the UPS's from the wall, the time remaining as those appliances ran for a while was perfect based on the wattage draws for each appliance. So the batteries perform perfectly in the UPS's. A+++++ Original review*** Delivery took 13 days. But for the quality and price I can wait a few extra days for delivery. Nothing to do with the batteries, but why did CyberPower make the opening for the batteries in the CP1500PFCLCD UPS so frigging tight???????? The original batteries fit extremely tight in the compartment and so did these replacements. The packaging the batteries came in was pretty awesome. Order some and you'll see what I mean. Highly recommended.

This promotional set includes two 12V-9AH-F2 sealed lead acid rechargeable batteries, each measuring 5.94 × 2.56 × 3.94 inches. They meet or exceed OEM specifications, are UL-listed, and come brand new from the factory—never refurbished. The quality is solid, the price is competitive, and they’re backed by a one-year warranty for peace of mind. Terminals are clearly marked (Positive + Red, Negative – Black) for easy installation, and compatibility is guaranteed with your 12V-9AH-F2 SLA battery model. When a battery dies, it’s done—just replace it. This set gives you the power you need without the guesswork.

One year life. Run away very fast!!!! Update, issue with actual backup supply not the battery, battery is good.

Although not designed for an APC UPS, that's where I use them, in series to produce 24V. The APC BR1500G has a port to add a supplemental battery pack, but at over $200 it can be a little expensive. So I bought this two battery pack, used 10 gauge to make three cables with F2 terminals to connect the batteries in series and then connected them to the back of the APC BR1500G, where the battery pack is supposed to be hooked up. It works like a charm and much less expensive than purchasing the APC External Battery Pack, BR24BPG. The APC BR1500G maintain the battery pack charge, so there's no need for an external charger.

my UPS died so i got a set of these to replace the old batteries and they were a perfect plug and play. i don't have an exact comparison but they seem about as good as the ones that came with the UPS. i was able to get 10 minutes of run time with a 58" TV, a 28" monitor, a starlink modem, and my PC. no complaints.

I bought these batteries to power my Drive Way Gate. I have used several different types and sizes of batteries along with a couple different automatic battery charger/maintainers over the last several years and the batteries have all died to the point they will not hold a charge or even take a charge on some of them. I’ve used standard smaller batteries and even a larger expensive LiPo battery for this application. All of them stop taking a charge after about a year and all of them get to the point the gate doesn’t work or will open part way and stop or will just beep and not move. These batteries are a good price for the pair. I hooked them together in parallel to make a larger single 12V battery. Giving me a 24AH 12V battery. I soldered the wires to the terminals so that there is no voltage drop across a poor connection from spade clips. I also used connectors on the power wire and charging wire that are weather proof as well as can handle the power draw “not that this pulls a lot of power”. Everything is working great. So we will see how long these last. The size of these were small enough to have room inside the battery box that’s buried in the ground next to the gate so that I could space them from all sides and even underneath as well as from eachother. This keeps them from sitting on cold ground and loosing charge and decreasing their life span. Even with the low cost these are worth it. The gate has been working great now for about a week with zero issue.

I bought a pair for a CyberPower UPS in April 2025. As of October 2025 the UPS is failing it's self battery test.. Normally these last a couple years.. I've certainly never had to replace them in the same year -- update: I replaced the batteries and the UPS is still failing it's self-test -- so it is the UPS. These Weize batteries still have 13v on them.. I should have checked that..

Great replacement batteries for my mobility scooter. Had to make new wiring connections for them. Old batteries had screw down connection and the new ones are a Slide on connections. No problem had the parts at home. Clip off the ends and replaced the ends.