SHR10-6 BB Battery 6V40W for Uninterruptible Power Supply, Medical equipment, Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems
SHR10-6 is a 6V monobloc valve-regulated sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery in the B.B. Battery SHR series, with a rated power of 40 W/cell at the 15-minute rate, a weight of 1.41 kg, a standard terminal type of T2, and an optional terminal type of T1.
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Product Features
- Maintenance-free (no water topping-up required)
- No free acid (leak-proof battery)
- Battery design is intended for high-rate discharge
- Can be installed and used in any orientation (except inverted)
- Absorbent glass mat technology enables efficient gas recombination
- Power density at 2 to 15 minute discharge rates is 30% higher than the BP series
- Equipped with flame arresters to ensure safety
Application Scenarios
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
- Medical equipment
- Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems
- Access control management systems
- Telecommunication facilities
- Data processing centers
- Alternative energy
- Power supply networks and energy industry
Product parameters
- Model:SHR10-6
- Voltage:6 V
- Rated Power(W//cell) 15-minute rate:40 W/单体
- Weight(kg):1.41
- Standard Terminal Type:T2
- Optional Terminal Type:T1
Product details
SHR10-6 belongs to the SHR series and is a 6V monobloc valve-regulated sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery. Its rated power is 40 W/cell (15-minute rate), its weight is 1.41 kg, its standard terminal type is T2, and its optional terminal type is T1.
The battery is Maintenance Free (no water topping-up required), has no free acid (leak-proof battery), is designed for high-rate discharge, and can be installed and used in any orientation (except inverted). Its absorbed glass mat technology enables efficient gas recombination, and it is equipped with a flame arrestor to ensure safety.
SHR10-6 is suitable for application scenarios such as uninterruptible power supplies, medical equipment, emergency lighting and video surveillance systems, access control systems, telecommunications facilities, data processing centers, alternative energy, and power supply networks and the energy industry.