Solarix 12V 200AH Deep Cycle VLRA Gel

Solarix 12V 200Ah Deep Cycle VLRA Gel Rechargeable Battery , 200Ah Nominal Capacity, Voltage 12V, Maximum Charging Current 60A, All-Purpose Battery For Use With Inverters And Solar Installations, Colour Grey , Retail Box , 6 month Warranty

 

The Solarix 12V 200Ah Deep Cycle VLRA Gel Rechargeable Battery is an all-purpose battery which is ideal for use with inverters and solar power installations, household systems, solar traffic lights, emergency lighting system and moveable energy storage systems. These batteries are capable of delivering up to 30% more deep cycling, making them a reliable source of power. These Gel batteries with the battery acid being encapsulated in fibreglass sheets is completely sealed therefore maintenance and leak proof and with no free acid, they can be mounted in any orientation and are better able to handle vibration and usable in any position.

• All Purpose Battery 12V 200Ah Deep Cycle Gel VLRA Rechargeable Battery

• Leak-Proof, Maintenance-Free Design

• Increased Levels Of Reliability And Versatility

• Nominal Voltage 12 Volt

• Nominal Capacity 200Ah

• Maximum Charging Current 60A

• Cycle Use 14.5 To 14.8V

• For Use With Inverters And Solar Installations

 

• Stock Code SOLBG20012

• Description Solarix 12V 200Ah Deep Cycle VLRA Gel Rechargeable Battery

• Product Type 200AH Valve Regulated 12V Rechargeable Battery

• Standby Use 13.5 – 13.8v

• Cycle Use 14.5 – 14.8v

• Max Charging Current 60amp

• Colour Grey

• Dimension (L X W X H) 522 X 239 X 222mm

• Weight 60kg

Dear Valued Customer

The Lead Acid and Gel AGM Batteries are rated to last 150-200 cycles during Load Shedding Stage 1 and 2 and should last approximately between 6 to 12 months

 

Due to the current, constant Load Shedding And Stages 3 – 6, these cycles will be depleted within a few months approximately between 3 to 4 months

 

Once the batteries have reached 150 cycles, the warranty is void as the batteries will have reached the end of their life cycle.

 

We highly recommend that you keep your inverter off during Load Shedding Stages 3-6 and only use when the need for backup power is extremely crucial