CSB GP6120 6V 12Ah Valve-Regulated Sealed Lead-Acid Battery
CSB GP6120 valve-regulated sealed lead-acid battery, 6V 12Ah, with AGM technology, suitable as a general-purpose float standby power source for security, emergency lighting, and medical equipment. Float voltage 6.75-6.90V, operating temperature range -15°C to 50°C, design life up to 5 years.
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Product Features
- Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) technology
- Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) design, maintenance-free, up to 99% gas recombination efficiency
- Incorporates pure lead construction and proprietary element formulation
- Suitable for float standby power applications
- Manufactured in compliance with IEC 61056-1/2:2012 and certified to UL1989 (MH14533)
Application Scenarios
- Backup power for security alarm panels
- Power for emergency lighting and exit signs
- Standby power for medical monitors and infusion pumps
- Power for access control systems and building intercom equipment
- Power for fire alarm and linkage control panels
- Power source for small electronic instruments and testing equipment
Product parameters
- Model：GP6120
- Voltage：6 Vdc
- Nominal Capacity：12 Ah @20hr-rate
- Ah Capacity：11.2 (8-Hr 1.75 VPC @ 25°C)
- Ah Capacity：12.0 (20-Hr 1.75 VPC @ 25°C)
- Ah Capacity：11.0 (8-Hr 1.80 VPC @ 25°C)
- Max. Charge Current：3.60 A
- Max. Discharge Current：180 A
- Short Circuit Current：427 A
- Internal Resistance：8.9 mΩ
- Terminal Type：F2 terminal (Faston Tab 250)
- Container Material：ABS (UL 94-HB) standard, flame-retardant (94-V0) available upon request
- Weight：1.85 / 4.08 kg / lb.
- Length (L)：151.0±2.0 / 5.94±0.08 mm / in
- Width (W)：50.0±1.0 / 1.97±0.04 mm / in
- Height (H)：100.5±1.5 / 3.96±0.06 mm / in
- Design Life：Up to 5 years in standby service at 25°C; Eurobat (20°C): 3-5 years, Standard Commercial
- Float Charging Voltage：6.75 - 6.90 Vdc/battery
- Equalizing Charging Voltage：7.20 - 7.50 Vdc/battery
- Operating Temperature：discharge -15°C to 50°C; charge/storage -15°C to 40°C
- Note：F1 terminal is available; Max Discharge Current = 150 A
