#1184922
Uninterruptible power supply battery Delta HR 12-21 W
[12 V, 5 Ah] details
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Characteristics Uninterruptible power supply battery Delta HR 12-21 W
General parameters
Type
uninterruptible power supply battery
Model
Delta HR 12-21 W
Manufacturer Code
[HR 12-21 W]
Design
AGM
Main Color
orange
Composition
lead-acid
Technical specifications
Capacity
5 Ah
Terminals
T2/F2 (for 250 terminals)
Voltage
12 V
Max Charging Current
1.5 A
Max Discharge Current
75 A
Internal Resistance
32 mΩ
Number of Full Charge Cycles
210
Number of Cells in the Battery Pack
6
Service Life
8 years
Operating Temperature Range
Charge
-10 °C ~ 60 °C
Storage
-20 °C ~ 60 °C
Discharge
-20 °C ~ 60 °C
Self-Discharge
3% per month at 20 °C
Additional Information
Housing Material
ABS plastic
Carrying Handle
none
Dimensions and Weight
Length
90 mm
Width
70 mm
Height
101 mm
Height Including Terminal
107 mm
Weight
1.8 kg
Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Package Width
70 mm
Package Height
101 mm
Packaging Depth
90 mm
Packaged Weight
1.8 kg
Description
The Delta HR 12-21 W UPS battery with an output voltage of 12 V and a capacity of 5 Ah is designed for use in uninterruptible power supplies, emergency power systems, and autonomous communication systems. The lead-acid battery with an orange casing made of heat-resistant, flame-retardant ABS plastic utilizes AGM technology. This solution involves a microporous separator inside the casing that absorbs the electrolyte. The battery has a sealed casing, eliminating the need to add electrolyte during operation.
The durable Delta HR 12-21 W UPS battery withstands up to 8 years in standby or cycle mode without loss of operating performance. The self-discharge rate of this model does not exceed 3% per month at 20°C. The maximum charging current of such a battery is 1.5 A, and the maximum discharge current is 75 A.
The durable Delta HR 12-21 W UPS battery withstands up to 8 years in standby or cycle mode without loss of operating performance. The self-discharge rate of this model does not exceed 3% per month at 20°C. The maximum charging current of such a battery is 1.5 A, and the maximum discharge current is 75 A.