Battery; Lead-Acid; 7; 12 V; 151 mm L x65 mm W x 97.5 mm H; 2.65; 25 Milliohms
Description
The NP product line covers the entire spectrum of battery sizes, ranging from 0.8 Ah to 65 Ah in 4, 6, and 12 volt varieties. We also offer the NPX and NPH Series batteries, designed for high rate discharge applications. These batteries are used primarily where high wattage is required for a short duration. These valve-regulated batteries have, since their introduction, set the standard for quality and excellence in the field of rechargeable sealed lead acid battery technology. This standard has been used as a benchmark in applications such as security, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), telecommunications, emergency lights and medical equipment. Anywhere the need for reliable and dependable back-up power is required. The NP product line covers the entire spectrum of battery sizes, ranging from 0.8 Ah to 65 Ah in 4, 6, and 12 volt varieties. We also offer a full line of flame-retardant batteries (UL94-V0, LOI 30). Designated “FR,” these batteries comply with UL1778 flame-retardant specifications for UPS and Bellcore requirements for telecommunications. Available in flame retardant upon request.
Features:
Superb Recovery From Deep Discharge Electrolyte Suspension System Gas Recombination Multipurpose is Float or Cyclic Use Usable in Any Orientation Superior Energy Density
Features:
Superb Recovery From Deep Discharge Electrolyte Suspension System Gas Recombination Multipurpose is Float or Cyclic Use Usable in Any Orientation Superior Energy Density
Specs
Brand/Series: NP Series | Primary Type: Rechargeable | Voltage, Rating: 12V | Voltage, Nominal: 12V | Weight: 2.65kg | Temperature, Operating, Minimum: -15 °C (Charge), -20 °C (Discharge) | Termination: 0.187/0.25 Quick Disconnect Tab | Chemical System: Lead Acid | Dimensions: 151mmL×65mmW×97.5mmH | Size: Rectangular | Resistance, Internal: 25Milliohms | Temperature, Operating: -15 to +50°C | Capacity: 7000mAh | Temperature, Operating, Maximum: +50 °C (Charge), +60 °C (Discharge) |