Help with Lead Acid Batteries specifications:
Performance Specifications
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Voltage | This is the nominal battery voltage. | ||
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Capacity, Amp Hours (AH) | Capacity in ampere hours (AH) is the amount of time, from discharge start to finish, multiplied by the discharge current. | ||
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Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) | Cold cranking amps (CCA) is the number of amps the battery can deliver at 0° Fahrenheit for 30 seconds, while maintaining a voltage of at least 7.2 volts, for a 12 volt battery. The higher the CCA rating, the greater the starting power of the battery. | ||
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Reserve Capacity (RC) | Reserve Capacity (RC) is the number of minutes a fully charged battery, at 80 degrees F, will discharge 25 amps until the battery drops below 10.5 volts. | ||
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Operating Temperature: | This is the full-required range of ambient operating temperature. | ||
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Technology
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Flooded (or Wet) | Flooded (or wet) cells are those where the electrodes / plates are immersed in electrolyte. Since gases created during charging are vented to the atmosphere, distilled water must be added occasionally to bring the electrolyte back to its required level. The most familiar example of a flooded lead acid cell is the 12V automobile battery. | ||
Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) | Absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries are a type of sealed lead acid (SLA) or valve-regulated lead acid (VRLA) battery where the electrolyte is immobilized. A highly porous and absorbent microfiber glass mat, which is partially filled with electrolyte of the desired specific gravity, is used as the separator. | ||
Gel Cell | Gel cell batteries are a type of sealed lead acid (SLA) battery. In gel cell batteries, fumed silica is added to the electrolyte, causing it to harden into a gel. On subsequent charges some water is lost, drying the gel until a network of cracks and fissures develops between the positive and negative electrodes providing a path for the oxygen recombination reaction. | ||
Other | Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary lead acid battery technology. | ||
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Dimensions and Weight
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Width / Diameter | This is the width of nonstandard cells, or the diameter of nonstandard cylindrical cell batteries. | ||
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Depth | This is the depth of nonstandard batteries. | ||
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Height | This is the height of nonstandard batteries. | ||
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Weight | This is the overall weight of the battery or battery pack. | ||
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Terminations
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Screw Type | Terminals that have a threaded rod and accept either an insulated or a metal nut. | ||
Springs | Terminals are flat metal strips or spirally wound wire. | ||
Solder | Flat metal surfaces or tabs used for making electrical contact are soldered. | ||
Bolt-on | A bolted connection to the battery terminals. | ||
Plug-in Sockets | Terminals that will mate with pins installed on a plug. | ||
Snap Fasteners | Terminals consisting of a stud and a socket. | ||
Wire / Cable | Single or multi-stranded wire leads or cable assembly. | ||
Other | Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary terminal connections. | ||
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Applications
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General Purpose | Batteries are designed for general-purpose applications. | ||
Aircraft | Aircraft batteries are FAA or PMA approved and may be lead acid or NiCad devices. They are used in aircraft systems such as emergency power, lighting, and turbine starting. | ||
Automotive | Automotive batteries are generally lead acid devices that are used for starting-lighting-ignition (SLI) applications. | ||
Camera / Electronic Cells | Batteries are designed for cameras or other common electronic devices. | ||
Electric Vehicle | The batteries in electric vehicles (EVs) are rechargeable. They can be lead acid, nickel-iron, NiCad, NiMH, sodium sulfur, lithium, zinc and aluminum air batteries, or flywheels for nonchemical energy storage. Energy density is a main selection criterion for EV batteries. | ||
Industrial / Forklift | Industrial and forklift type batteries are deep cycle devices. | ||
Laptop Batteries | Laptop batteries are battery packs made specifically for use in laptop or notebook computers. | ||
Marine / Recreational Vehicle | There are two kinds of marine or recreational vehicle (RV) batteries: deep cycle marine batteries and starting marine batteries. Both kinds of batteries are sealed, maintenance-free, flooded plate types. | ||
Medical Equipment | Batteries are designed for use in medical equipment applications including life support, hearing aids, patient lifts, and wheelchairs. | ||
Implantable Batteries | Batteries are designed for use in implantable medical devices such as pacemakers. | ||
Military / Aerospace | Batteries are manufactured for military or aerospace applications, often to MIL-SPEC requirements. | ||
Oil and Natural Gas Industries | Batteries are manufactured for specific applications in the oil and natural gas industries. | ||
Renewable Energy | These batteries are used where discharging and charging occurs frequently. Solar or photovoltaic (PV) batteries are sealed, maintenance-free, and flooded plate devices. | ||
Telecommunications | Telecommunications batteries are sealed and maintenance-free. They stay on float charge for long periods of time and deliver high outputs for short durations. | ||
Toy / Hobby | Batteries are designed for use in high drain toy and hobby applications. | ||
Stand-by / UPS Batteries | Stand-by batteries are used in applications such as uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), emergency lighting, alarm systems, and electronic equipment. UPS batteries are sealed and maintenance-free. They stay on float charge for long periods of time and deliver high outputs for short durations. | ||
Other | Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary applications. | ||
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