GEL VRLA Industrial Battery
Gel battery is a type of valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) battery. The latter-day variant was augmented in the 1950s by Otto Jache and Heinz Schroeder, their innovation was given the U.S. Patent 4,414,302, and the patent number was assigned to the German company, Accumulatorenfabrik Sonnenchein.
The gel cell being used today has a thickened texture and formation, this is a result of the combination of fumed silica and sulfuric acid. This makes gel type batteries insusceptible from leakage and make it ideal for applications where low level of maintenance is required.
GEL Battery is:
- Maintenance free; can be mounted sideways; low self-discharged
- Long lasting due to its ability to transfer heat to the outside
- Performance stays high until the end of life
- Produced water by combining oxygen and hydrogen
- Safe operation and forgiving if abused; less dry-out than
- High cycle count, tolerance to abuse and heat
- Large variety of battery sizes available
Applications
- Telecom cellular base sites
- Telecom central offices
- Data center
- Switchgear
- Solar power
- Wind power
- Off-grid power systems
- UPS
GEL Battery Technical Specs and Models
GEL Small Series
GEL Medium and Large Series
GEL Long Life Series
GEL 2V Series
GEL Front Terminal Series
Technical Specs and Models
GEL High Rate Series
Technical Specs and Models
Terminal Types
