BPS33-12CH-type BB Battery 12V33AH for Uninterruptible Power Supply, Security systems, Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems
BPS33-12CH-type is a valve-regulated lead-acid battery in the BPS series from B.B. Battery, with a nominal voltage of 12 V, a Nominal Capacity of 33 Ah (10-hour rate), a Weight of 9.8 kg, and an optional Terminal Type of I2 B7.
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Product Features
- Maintenance-free (no water topping-up required)
- No free acid (leak-proof battery)
- Low self-discharge rate
- Can be used in any orientation (do not invert)
- Adopts absorbent glass fiber separator technology for efficient gas recombination
- Equipped with explosion-proof filters
- Up to 10-year life in float applications
Application Scenarios
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
- Security systems
- Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems
- Access control management systems
- Medical equipment
- Communication facilities
- Alternative energy
- Power supply networks and energy industry
- Street lighting and traffic signals
- Data processing centers
Product parameters
- Model:BPS33-12CH-type
- Voltage:12 V
- Nominal Capacity(Ah) 10-hour rate:33
- Weight(kg):9.8
- Optional Terminal Type:I2 B7
Product details
BPS33-12CH-type is a model in the BPS series of VRLA batteries from B.B. Battery, with a nominal voltage of 12 V, a Nominal Capacity of 33 Ah (10-hour rate), a Weight of 9.8 kg, and an optional Terminal Type of I2 B7.
The battery uses absorbed glass mat technology to achieve efficient gas recombination, and therefore offers Maintenance Free characteristics with no water topping-up required; it also has no free acid and is a leak-proof battery, which can reduce the risk of leakage. The battery features a low self-discharge rate, can be used in any orientation (inverted use prohibited), and is equipped with an explosion-proof filter. In float applications, its life is up to 10 years.
In terms of applications, BPS33-12CH-type is suitable for scenarios including uninterruptible power supplies, security systems, emergency lighting and video surveillance systems, access control management systems, medical equipment, communication facilities, alternative energy, power supply networks and the energy industry, street lighting and traffic signals, and data processing centers.