UPS BATTERY DATASAFE 12V 9AH
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Product Description
Model / Series: DataSafe HX / NPX (12V, 9Ah)
Electrical Parameters:
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Nominal voltage: 12 V DC
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Rated capacity: 9 Ah (at the standard discharge rate)
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Terminal type: Faston 0.250″ (6.35 mm) tabs (common for UPS batteries)
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Internal resistance: (typical for AGM/VRLA batteries in this class) — low milliohms (specific manufacturer spec may vary)
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Maximum discharge current (short duration / peak load): depends on series (for NPX “high-rate” models this is higher)
Mechanical / Physical Dimensions & Weight:
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Dimensions (without terminals): ~ 151 × 65 × 94 мм (L × W × H)
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Height including terminals: ~ 97.5 мм
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Weight: ~ 2,870 г (≈ 2.87 кг)
Performance & Usage:
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Technology: AGM / VRLA (valve‑regulated lead acid, sealed, maintenance‑free)
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Design / Expected life:
• HX version: “long-life” design, up to ~10 years in float / standby applications under optimal conditions
• NPX version: “high-rate” model, designed for UPS with higher discharge demands — expected life ~5 years in typical conditions -
Operating (float) charge voltage: typically ~13.5‑13.8 V in standby use (manufacturer datasheet recommended)
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Cyclic / recharge charge voltage: ~14.4‑14.8 V (depending on temperature compensation)
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Temperature range (typical for UPS batteries):
• Operating / discharge: ~ –15 °C to +40 °C (or +50 °C in some specs)
• Storage: broader, e.g. –40 °C to +70 °C -
Self‑discharge: a few % per month (e.g., ~3 % at 25 °C is common for AGM)
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Suitable for standby / float / UPS / emergency backup and related applications
Safety & Construction:
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Sealed design with safety valves
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Gas recombination AGM design (absorbed electrolyte)
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Flame‑retardant casing materials (in many series)
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Hermetically sealed container to prevent leakage
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Positive and negative grids often made of lead‑calcium‑tin alloy (to improve charge/discharge cycle performance)