AGM battery/12V/14Ah/max. 210A QOLTEC 53045
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AGM battery/12V/14Ah/max. 210A QOLTEC 53045
Universal emergency and buffer power supply – Qoltec AGM 12V 14Ah battery
The Qoltec AGM 14Ah battery is a reliable power source, ideal for both uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and buffer operation. It utilizes AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology, where the electrolyte is absorbed by a fiberglass mat, ensuring safe and maintenance-free operation. This solution eliminates the risk of acid leakage, making it an excellent choice even in harsh working conditions.
Design and application
The battery is designed for a wide range of applications where stable and reliable power is required. It will work in alarm systems, monitoring, emergency lighting, medical equipment, as well as in combustion vehicles such as quads, scooters or boats. Thanks to its high efficiency and resistance to shocks and vibrations, it is a solid choice for professionals and home users. AGM technology allows for longer battery life due to the slow discharge process.
Advantages and benefits
- Long lifespan: In buffer operation, the battery can operate for up to 10 years, providing long-lasting and trouble-free use.
- Maintenance-free: The sealed housing and AGM construction eliminate the need for regular maintenance and electrolyte replenishment.
- Safety: Resistance to shocks and the ability to mount in various positions increase safety.
- Wide temperature range: The battery retains its properties at temperatures from -20°C to 50°C, allowing it to be used in various environmental conditions.
- Ready to use: Equipped with a T2 connector (Fast-on 250) facilitates quick and easy installation.
- Optimized for buffer operation: AGM technology makes the battery perfectly suited for powering devices requiring continuous voltage, such as alarm systems or UPS power supplies.
Remember to use a dedicated charger for AGM batteries to ensure optimal battery life and performance. Proper charging with a constant voltage method (first with constant current, and then maintaining constant voltage) minimizes the risk of battery damage.