CSB UPS123606 VRLA Sealed Lead-Acid Battery 12V 360W
The CSB UPS123606 is a 12V valve-regulated sealed lead-acid battery in the UPS series, with a 5-minute rate nominal capacity of 360W. Combining pure lead and AGM technology, it is designed primarily for float standby requirements in data center uninterruptible power supplies.
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Product Features
- Valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA) battery design
- Maintenance-free, with absorbed glass mat (AGM) technology and up to 99% gas recombination efficiency
- Pure lead plates with proprietary formulation elements
- Engineered for high-rate UPS and float standby power applications
- Manufactured to IEC 61056-1/2:2012 and UL1989 certified (MH14533)
Application Scenarios
- UPS backup batteries: for data centers
- Uninterruptible power supply systems for server rooms
- High-power industrial UPS backup solutions
- UPS emergency power for medical equipment
- UPS backup protection for financial systems
- UPS backup power for communication rooms
Product parameters
- Model:UPS123606
- Voltage:12 Vdc
- Nominal Capacity:360W @5min-rate
- Watts per Cell:57.83 (5-Min 1.67 VPC @ 25°)
- Watts per Cell:27.83 (15-Min 1.67 VPC @ 25°)
- Max. Charge Current:3.00 A
- Max. Discharge Current:130 A
- Short Circuit Current:325 A
- Internal Resistance:20.70 mΩ
- Terminal Type:F2 terminal (Faston Tab 250)
- Container Material:ABS (UL 94-HB) standard, flame-retardant (94-V0) available upon request
- Weight:1.97 / 4.34 kg / lb.
- Length (L):150.9±2.0 / 5.94±0.08 mm / in
- Width (W):51.0±1.0 / 2.01±0.04 mm / in
- Height (H):98.6±1.0 / 3.88±0.04 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:13.5 - 13.8 Vdc/battery
- Equalizing Charging Voltage:14.4 - 15.0 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 = 100 A (5 sec.)
Product details
The CSB UPS123606 belongs to the UPS series, part of the 6V and 12V top-terminal VRLA-AGM batteries, with an official application focus on data center uninterruptible power supplies. The nominal voltage of this model is 12 Vdc; the nominal capacity is calculated under the condition of 9.60V per PCS @ 25°C, and the 5-minute rate can reach 360W. In terms of power output, it delivers 57.83 W/cell at 5 minutes 1.67 VPC @ 25°C and 27.83 W/cell at 15 minutes 1.67 VPC @ 25°C, making it suitable for UPS float standby scenarios requiring high-rate discharge.
In electrical specifications, the UPS123606 has a maximum charging current of 3.00 A, a maximum discharge current of 130, a short-circuit current of 325 A, and an internal resistance of 20.70 mΩ. The float charging voltage should be controlled at 13.5 to 13.8 Vdc/battery (25°C), and the equalization charging voltage is 14.4 to 15.0 Vdc/battery (25°C). Regarding temperature conditions, the nominal temperature is 25°C (77°F), the allowable discharge range is -15°C to 50°C (5°F to 122°F), and the charging and storage range is -15°C to 40°C (5°F to 104°F).
In structural design, the battery is equipped with F2 terminal Faston Tab 250 terminals, and the case material is ABS (UL 94-HB). A flame-retardant 94-V0 version can also be provided according to customer requirements. In terms of dimensions, the length is 150.9±2.0 mm, width 51.0±1.0 mm, height 98.6±1.0 mm, and weight 1.97 kg. Under 25°C float standby conditions, the design life can reach up to 5 years; according to the Eurobat (20°C) standard, the commercial life is 3 to 5 years.
The product adopts a valve-regulated sealed lead-acid (VRLA) structure and is maintenance-free; the absorptive glass mat (AGM) technology allows gas recombination efficiency of up to 99%, combined with pure lead construction and proprietary elements, it is designed specifically for high-rate UPS float standby power applications. It is manufactured in accordance with IEC 61056-1/2:2012 and has obtained UL1989 recognition (MH14533).
In terms of self-discharge performance, when stored at 25°C (77°F) for 90 days, self-discharge is less than 10%, and it can be stored for up to 6 months; it must be fully charged before use, and if the storage temperature exceeds 25°C (77°F), charging is required in advance. The above parameters can be used as a reference when selecting models for float standby scenarios such as data center UPS.