(2) 12V 7Ah F2 - Replacement Battery Set for Tripp Lite SMART1500LCDT by UPSBatteryCenter

Perfect fit . Replacement took about ten minutes with no prior experience with this model UPS. You should probably have some thin foamtape to secure the batteries together, but I didn't use any. One screw, a holding bracket, and the battery leads were the only things to deal with.Great value over a new UPS. I'll be recycling the old batteries at our local transfer station or a battery retailer, and done.

Swapped out the batteries in my 7 year old TrippLite that wasn’t holding a charge. Just needed double sided foam tape to mimic the original install, and had it sitting around from another project.I found a YouTube video of a guy doing it before I purchased and because of that, I swapped them in <10 mins. Really easy, but handy to see the process beforehand. I reused the tape strip to pull them out where video used duct tape. I don’t like to use duct tape on things that get warm and was happy with that.Tested my old batteries. The first was a little low, the second was at like 1/2 voltage.Works like new again, and batteries look as good quality as the originals.Super happy doing this over buying a new unit.

Bought for replacement because they lasted so well.

Replaced batteries on my TrippLite backup battery. Replacing batteries was relatively easy. Batteries seem to holding up well.

The product is working well in my Tripp-Lite 1500 UPS. My only complaint is the packing was pretty bad. The terminal covers came off during transit and made for a situation that could have caused sparks and fire.

Our power backup units start dropping off on how long they run during a power outage after about five to seven years. After watching a video on how to replace the batteries we purchased these and the change out only took a few minutes along with our power outage battery time returning to the original amount.Install tip: Some duct tape and double stick tape makes the change out a lot easier.

Fit perfectly into the UPS unit. Can't speak for longevity yet, but my UPS is back online at less than half the cost of a new UPS.

To open the case, there's one screw on the bottom. Then pull the front cover away, aware of the top clips holding it. The wires attached to the front cover are long enough to simply fold the cover out of the way. The entire unit should be laid on its left side. Remove the metal bracket holding the batteries in place and then slide them out. Disconnect the wires to the batteries while the batteries are still partially in the case. I tapped the two new batteries together with clear packing tape. I put the old white tape in the same position so these new batteries can easily be removed at that time. The new batteries installed and work like the original ones.