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Typical Applications For Standby or Main power of Eleckson Batteries

Features

Cable television
Communications/radio equipment
Computer backup
Control equipment
Emergency lighting systems
Marine equipment
Portable lighting
Power tools
Security/fire alarm systems
Solar powered systems
Toys and models
Uninterruptable power supplies
Vending machines
Access control
Medical/rehabilitation
equipment
Power supplies
Remote telemetry

Technical Features

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Absorbent Glass Matt (AGM) separator construction
Acid gel contained in AGM giving non spillable, maintenance free construction
Leak proof
Can be used in any position
No need for forced venting
Advanced gas recombination gives low gassing and no need to add water
Low self discharge to ensure long storage life
Excellent recovery from deep discharge
More than 1000 charge/discharge cycles (depending on depth of discharge)
Low self discharge rate typically less than 3% per month @ 25˚C
Up to 5 years float service
Low pressure relief valve opens for gassing and seals to prevent oxygen ingress
UL approved
Available in UL 94 VO flame retardant case
Suplied with fitted terminal cover to insulate and protect in transit

Storage of Eleckson Batteries

Batteries must be stored in a charged condition. Minimum cell voltage in storage (self discharge) 2.00 volt/cell. Batteries in storage must have top-up charge at specified intervals. Store away from heat sources and direct sunlight.

Storage Temperature	Charge interval
20˚C or less	9 months
20˚C – 30˚C	6 months
30˚C – 40˚C	3 months

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Discharge characteristics of Eleckson Batteries
The discharge curves shown may be used as a guide for battery selection. Individual curves for each type of battery are available on request.		The effect of temperature on capacity is shown in the graph. A battery’s capacity is nominally rated at 25˚C but will rapidly reduce below this temperature.
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Discharge rates of Eleckson Batteries
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Charging

Constant Voltage charging is recommended for valve regulated lead acid batteries under the following conditions:

Float charge: 2.25 – 2.30 volts/cell at 25˚C
Cycle charge: 2.40 – 2.45 volts/cell at 25˚C
Initial current should not exceed 0.2˚C
Gassing will only occur when the cell voltage exceeds 2.35
volt/cell (90% of recharge).

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Selector Chart for Eleckson Batteries

	Capacity
Part No	Ah at 20hr	Ah at 10hr	I Max continuous Amps	I Max 5 secs max	Length mm	Width mm	Height mm	Height over terminal	Weight Kg	Terminal	Box Qty
BEL060013	1.30	1.10	12.00	36.00	96.5	23.5	51.0	57.0	0.3	A	40
BEL060032	3.20	3.00	20.00	60.00	124.5	32.5	60.0	66.0	0.64	A	20
BEL060045	4.50	3.85	25.00	75.00	70.0	46.0	101.0	106.0	1.0	A	20
BEL060072	7.20	6.50	50.00	105.00	150.0	33.0	94.0	99.0	1.35	A	16
BEL060100	10.00	9.00	50.00	80.00	150.0	50.0	93.0	99.0	1.7	A	10
BEL060120	12.00	10.75	60.00	80.00	150.0	50.0	93.0	99.0	2.0	A	10
BEL120013	1.30	1.10	12.00	36.00	96.5	45.0	52.0	58.0	0.6	A	20
BEL120022	2.20	2.00	20.00	60.00	178.0	34.0	60.0	66.0	1.0	A	20
BEL120033	3.30	3.05	20.00	60.00	133.5	67.0	61.0	67.0	1.3	A	10
BEL120050	5.00	4.40	25.00	75.00	89.5	69.0	101.0	106.0	1.6	A	10
BEL120060	6.00	5.80	40.00	75.00	150.0	64.5	95.0	100.0	2.6	A	8
BEL120072	7.20	6.50	50.00	80.00	150.0	64.5	95.0	100.0	2.6	A	8
BEL120120	12.00	10.75	50.00	80.00	150.0	97.0	95.5	101.0	4.0	B	4
BEL120180	18.00	16.70	80.00	250.00	180.0	76.0	167.0	167.0	6.0	C	2
BEL120260	26.00	24.00	96.00	288.00	174.5	165.0	125.0	125.0	9.0	C	1
BEL120330	33.00	30.69	98.00	330.00	192.00	130.0	165.0	165.0	12.3	D	1
BEL120440	44.00	40.50	100.00	300.00	196.0	164.0	170.5	170.5	14.0	D	1
BEL120700	70.00	63.00	280.00	420.00	350.0	166.0	174.0	174.0	24.0	D	1
BEL120900	90.00	82.00	450.00	700.00	332.0	168.0	207.0	207.0	28.2	E	1
BEL121000	100.00	91.00	450.00	700.00	332.0	168.0	207.0	207.0	32.7	E	1

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