UPS-batterij Verzegelde lood-zuur Green Cell AGM6V5AH-J 6 V 5 Ah

Green Cell AGM6V5AH-J is a sealed lead-acid (VRLA) 6 V, 5 Ah UPS battery designed for reliable backup power in a range of applications. The battery uses AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology, where the electrolyte is absorbed into fiberglass separators to prevent leakage and allow operation in different positions. The AGM Cube IP54 variant adds a sealed, robust casing with IP54 protection for increased resistance to dust and splashes.

Advantages

The AGM6V5AH-J provides maintenance-free operation with up to 5 years of service life under typical conditions. AGM technology prevents electrolyte leakage and permits installation in multiple orientations. IP54 certification ensures protection against dust ingress and splashing water, while the sealed VRLA construction offers vibration and impact resistance suited to UPS and backup scenarios.

Suitable for

• UPS systems and emergency power backup
• Alarm and security systems
• Small-scale renewable energy storage and control devices
• Portable equipment requiring sealed lead-acid batteries

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA), AGM
• Voltage: 6 V
• Capacity: 5 Ah
• Protection rating: IP54
• Color: Black
• Quantity in package: 1 pc(s)
• Weight: 0.72 kg
• Manufacturer code (MPN): AGM6V5AH-J
• EAN: 5904326375697

How to use

Install the Green Cell AGM6V5AH-J according to the UPS or device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring correct polarity and secure terminal connections. The battery is maintenance-free and does not require electrolyte refilling. Use appropriate chargers and charge profiles for sealed lead-acid AGM batteries; avoid overcharging and deep discharges to prolong service life. Allow connections only when the equipment is powered down or follow safe hot-swap procedures if supported by the device.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery within the temperature range recommended by your device manufacturer. For longest life, keep the battery charged during storage, inspect terminals for corrosion periodically, and replace the battery at the end of its useful life or if capacity noticeably decreases.