Minuteman Para Systems BM0029 Replacement Battery Module

Product Description

The MINUTEMAN PARA SYSTEMS BM0029 is a replacement battery module designed to restore backup power capacity in compatible uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units. Built with sealed lead acid (SLA) chemistry, this module delivers reliable standby power without the maintenance requirements of vented battery designs. SLA construction means no electrolyte refilling and no off-gassing under normal operating conditions, making it suitable for installation in enclosed rack equipment. Electricians and IT infrastructure technicians typically source this module as a direct swap when the original battery reaches end of service life.

This battery module is intended for use in rack-mounted UPS systems that require a field-replaceable battery cartridge. The BM0029 is specifically referenced as a replacement for the E750RM2 UPS unit. It is sold as a single unit (EA) and is appropriate for both commercial server room environments and light industrial applications where regulated backup power is required. Battery replacement is a routine preventive maintenance task and does not typically require taking the protected load offline for extended periods.

Key Features

• Sealed lead acid (SLA) chemistry — maintenance-free, no electrolyte service required
• Direct replacement module format for straightforward field swap
• Sold as a single unit for precise replacement ordering
• Designed to restore full runtime capacity to compatible UPS systems

Compatibility

Specified as a replacement battery module for the E750RM2 UPS unit. Verify exact model and revision against the existing unit nameplate before ordering.

Installation Notes

Battery module replacement in UPS systems is typically performed by a qualified electrician or trained IT/facilities technician. Before removing the existing module, follow the UPS manufacturer's hot-swap or power-down procedure as applicable to the unit — some rack UPS models support live battery replacement while others require a controlled shutdown of connected loads. Dispose of the spent SLA battery in accordance with local regulations governing lead acid battery recycling. Refer to applicable electrical codes, including NEC Article 480 for stationary battery installations, when performing this work in a regulated facility.