Description
- Product features:
- Solar batteries are batteries that contain a jelly-like electrolyte.
- They are maintenance-free batteries that are resistant to harsh environmental conditions, especially temperature and vibration. That's why
- they are especially preferred in the marine industry and solar energy systems. Dry Batteries, known as Maintenance-Free Batteries, and Solar
- Batteries are batteries that fall into this class. It is also called SLA Battery (Sealed Lead Acid).
- VRLA Batteries are used in UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems, telecommunications, electricity and telephone power plants,
- electricity generation companies, emergency lighting systems and security systems.
- Even if the Solar Battery is not charged immediately, it can be fully recovered from deep discharge. Ideal for daily cyclic use.
- They show excellent performance during long discharges.
- Technological Features:
- Our solar batteries are gel batteries, their most important feature or usage area is that they are used in "deep discharge" applications.
- Gel batteries are called "maintenance-free batteries" because they do not require the addition of pure water during use.
- The most important feature of gel batteries and their difference from dry charged batteries is their deep discharge feature.
- So what is this deep discharge? The deep discharge level of gel batteries is 75% compared to dry or flooded batteries. To put it more
- clearly, when we charge gel batteries after discharge, the charging is completed without any damage to the chemical structure inside them.
- When you do the same thing with dry or flooded batteries, that is, when you charge them after deep discharge, the life of the battery
- shortens with each charge as the chemicals in the battery will be damaged with each charge.
- To summarize; can be said that charging and discharging operations do not affect the battery performance.
- Scope of application :
- Air Traffic Control Center
- Barcode Devices
- Cash Registers
- Electronic Doors
- Computer Aided Automation
- elevator
- Airport Lighting
- Emergency Lighting Systems
- Medical Electronic Devices
- Military Radar System
- Photo Printing Devices
- Electronic Scales
- Communication and Broadcasting Organizations
- Uninterruptible power supply
- Solar Energy Systems
| Part Number | FZA 14-12 |
| Length | 151.5 ±2 mm |
| Width | 99.5 ± 2 mm |
| Container Height | 97 ± 2 mm |
| Total Height (with terminal) | 100 ± 2 mm |
| Nominal Voltage | 12V | |
| Nominal Capacity (10HR) | 14 AH | |
| Terminal Type | Standard Terminal | F1 (Optional Terminal F2) |
Container Material | Standard Option | ABS |
| Flame Retardant Option (FR) | UL94-V0 | |
Rated Capacity | 20hr. 1 80V/cell. 25’C | 13.9 AH/0 70A |
| 10hr, 1 80V/cell. 25'C | 13.0 AH/1 30A | |
| 5hr. 1.75V/cell. 25’C | 11.4 AH/2 28A | |
| 3hr. 1.75V/cell. 25’C | 10.3 AH/3 45A | |
| 1hr, 1.60V/cell. 25’C | 8 40 AH/8 40A | |
| Max Discharge Current | 195A (5s) | |
| Internal Resistance | Approx 14m Q | |
Discharge Characteristics | Operating Temp. Range | Discharge: -15 - 50’C |
| Charge: 0 - 40’C | ||
| Storage: -15-40’C | ||
| Nominal Operating Temp Range | 25 t 3’C | |
| Cycle Use | Initial Charging Current less than 3.9A Voltage 14,4V - 15.0V Temp Coefficient -30mV/’C | |
| Standby Use | No limit on Initial Charging Current Voltage 13.5V - 13.8V Temp Coefficient -20mV/’C | |
Capacity affect by Temperature | 40‘C 103% | |
| 25’C 100% | ||
| 0’C 86% | ||
| Design Floating Life at 20*C | 12 Years | |
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