Catalogs >
EverExceed Industrial Co. Ltd >
VRLA battery 8G series

VRLA battery 8G series
4Pages

Catalog excerpts

Outstanding performance and cost efficientFeatures Benefits E3 Valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) ^ & Gelled thixotropic electrolyte Spill-proof and leak-proof 123 £3 Operates at a low internal pressure E3 Very low gassing due to internal 123 gas recombination G3 Flame-arresting one-way pressure- ^ relief vent for safety and long life. £3 Rated non-spillable by ICAO, £3 Sealed construction eliminates periodic watering, corrosive acid fumes and spills. Electrolyte will not stratify. No equalization charging required. Increases durability and deep cycle ability for heavy demand applications. Less than 2% per month stand loss means little deterioration during transport and storage. Fully tank formation ensures voltage matching between cells.

Open the catalog to page 1

Potential Applications for the EverExceed Marine Gel Battery Buoy Lighting Safety Lighting House Power Control Equipment Ships’ Batteries Navigation Beacons Emergency Power Other Deep-Discharge Radio Relay Stations Engine Starting Communication Equipment Security Systems Marine Equipment Emergency Lighting Trolling Motors Radar Stations Supply Systems Applications Features and Benefits ■ 100% maintenance-free... ■ Ideal for engine starting and/or trolling... ■ Faster recharging... ■ Longer life... ■ Longer operating/ trolling time... ■ Compu-cast grids and computer-controlled oxide... ■...

Open the catalog to page 2

GelCharging Hours vs. Initial Charging Amps Charging at 13.8 Volts Initial Charging Amps Capacity vs. Operating Temperature Time (Hours) Constant Charging Voltage: Shown is the constant charging voltage in relation to the ambient temperature. The bandwidth shows a tolerance of ± 30mV/cell. This constant voltage is suitable for continuous charging and cyclic operation. In a parallel standby mode it always keeps the battery in a fully charged state; in a cyclic mode, it provides for rapid recharging and high cyclic performance. Ambient Temperature (°C) Capacity vs. Operating Temperatures:...

Open the catalog to page 3