Gel Battery Jarrett 12V 150 Ah for Boiler and Solar Panels
Description
Jarrett Gel Battery, 12V 150Ah. What is the difference between a gel battery and a regular one? The gel mentioned above actively absorbs water, turning it into an electrolyte. This creates a kind of closed cycle — there's no need to top up water, since it simply doesn't evaporate. Unlike the gel type (Gelled Electrolyte), an acid-alkaline AGM battery has fibreglass mesh inside. Can a gel battery be charged with a car charger? Yes, that will work. You need a device that can regulate current and voltage. This is very important, since gel batteries are very sensitive to charging voltage. What are gel batteries sensitive to? Gel batteries are not afraid of deep discharge and don't require immediate recharging after energy use. GEL batteries have good gas recombination during operation, though a small portion of gas is released into the environment. ... And during charging, it returns to the electrolyte.
Specifications
- Battery type
- Gel
- Capacity
- 150 Ah
- Voltage
- 12V
- Rated voltage
- 13.6–13.8 V
- Maximum charging voltage
- 14.4–14.7 V
- Operating temperature range
- -25 to +60°C
- Charging temperature range
- 0 to +60°C
- Service life
- 10,000 cycles (10 years)
- Dimensions
- 489x180xh275 mm
- Weight
- 28 kg
- Application areas of gel batteries
- Advantages of gel batteries
Protection against overcharge, discharge, overload, and short circuit
Solar and wind power systems
Traction batteries for ride-on electric cars, golf carts, children's electric vehicles
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems
Telecommunications and electrical equipment
Security and fire-alarm systems
Alarm systems
Boats
Wheelchairs
Floor-scrubbing machines
Extended service life
Increased cycle life
No need to top up electrolyte, since the batteries are sealed, valve-regulated (VRLA)
Valve-regulated batteries, meaning virtually no gas emissions (suitable for food
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