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12V 100Ah AGM Front Terminal Battery Ideal for UPS Systems,EPS Systems,Solar Power,Wind Energy,Telecom Power System, etc

The UNF100-12 12V 100Ah lead terminal battery is crafted for setups necessitating heightened reliability and security. It belongs to the UNT collection of our encapsulated valve controlled lead acid cells. The UNF series employs a unique paste composition to amplify the battery's receptivity to charging. Owing to cutting-edge methodologies, it showcases consistent and dependable performance. The UNF AGM batteries, with their front-facing terminals, are valve-regulated and demand zero maintenance.

Specifically tailored for telecommunication needs, the UNF front-terminal VRLA Batteries boast a 12-year lifespan under standard floating operations. Leveraging a fresh AGM partition and a unified venting mechanism, these Sealed lead acid UPS batteries can be positioned flexibly without compromising reliability. Their front-facing terminal layout simplifies battery access and expedites installation. Their robust high-rate performance coupled with a durable lifespan makes them an apt pick for UPS purposes. Concurrently, these batteries find their place globally in telecommunication power solutions. They're also apt for marine gadgets, communication apparatus, data hubs, computational or electrical switch systems, microprocessor-centric work equipment, aerodynamic energy setups, and photovoltaic modules.

Product Information:

Features of this 12V 100AH AGM Front Terminal Battery:

1.Fully enclosed design, ensuring zero leakage.
2.Hassle-free upkeep due to oxygen cycling technology.
3.Unique AGM composition, eliminating risks of internal mishaps.
4.Robust Grid Structure, enhanced plate thickness, optimizing battery's energy storage.
5.Utilizes fire-resistant ABS casing, prioritizing electronic product safety.
6.Premium-grade raw materials leading to minimal energy dissipation.

Typical Applications of  this 12V 100AH Front Terminal AGM Battery :

1,Green energy and solar sectors,
2,Emergency power backup systems,
3,Telecommunications relay centers,
4,Advanced security and surveillance networks,
5,Various other power retention purposes.