OPzV2-2000 Battery

General Features
● Advanced unique Gel filling technology
● Excessive gelatinaized electrolyte
● Long service lifetime in deep cycle application
● Good performance at extremely temperature
● Excellent deep discharge recovery capability
● high and low temperature suitability from -40℃ – 60 ℃
● Proof against deep discharge according to DIN 43539 T5

CONSTRUCTION
● Positive plate – Tubular Plate with die cast Pb-Sb alloy grid
● Negative plate – Balanced Pb-Ca grid for improved recombination efficiency
● Separator – leaf shape polymer separator
● Electrolyte – Dilute high purity sulphuric acid with fumed Silica gel
● Battery container and cover – ABS
● Pillar seal – 100% factory tested, proven two layers epoxy resin seal
● Relief valve – Complete with integrated flame arrestor

FAQ

What is a PZS battery?
The form factor known as OPzS batteries was created for traction systems. They are meant to be stacked and fastened together by their connections. Three primary types exist OPzS, OPzB, and OPzV. OPzS stands for the Lead-Acid battery with the Standard DIN form factor. PCB is the less popular BS (British Standard) lead-acid battery form factor.

What is the difference between SLA and VRLA batteries?
The same battery is known by the acronyms SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) and VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid). These features apply to this battery type: devoid of upkeep, impervious to leaks, and position-insensitive These batteries contain a safety vent to let the gas out if their internal pressure builds up too much.

What is the difference between VRLA and AGM batteries?
The chemistry of VRLA cells is the same, but the electrolyte is immobilized. The electrolyte of gel batteries, sometimes known as “gel cells,” is produced as a paste-like gel by adding silica and other gelling agents to the electrolyte, as opposed to the AGM, which achieves this using a fiberglass mat.

What is the difference between OpZS and OpZV batteries?
The tubular GEL battery is called OPzV.  And the tubular flooded battery is called OPzS. Since OPzS is a flooded cell, the electrolyte, which is often sulfuric acid, is liquid inside the cell. Additionally, the OPzV electrolyte in the battery is in gel form, allowing for easy reconstitution of the electrolyte into water.