HT2-400 AGM VRLA Battery

General Features：
● Sealed and Maintenance-free Operation
● Special alloy grids
● Exceptional Deep Discharge Recovery
● Low Self-discharge
● Oxygen recombination efficiency rate: >=98%
● Solid Copper Terminals

FAQ

What is a 2A battery?
Discharge rates for batteries are frequently expressed in terms of C, where C is the battery’s capacity divided by hours. For a 2Ah battery, C is 2A, for instance. The maximum current is 20 amps if the battery’s maximum discharge rate is 10C.

What are 2V batteries used for?
In telecommunications, electrical sub-facilities, off-grid solar applications, nuclear power-producing stations, huge UPS installations, etc., these battery banks are typically built as a battery backup. For systems like 48v, 110v, and 220v, stationary 2V cells are connected in series to create a higher voltage.

What is an AGM 2 battery?
Three significant technological advancements—super high-grade materials, a refined chemical formula, and Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) technology—are combined in one cell by the innovative Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) battery architecture known as AGM2.