BPS200-12 BB Battery 12V200AH for Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems, Access control systems, Medical equipment, Communication facilities, Alternative energy
B.B. Battery BPS200-12 is a 12V valve regulated sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery from the BPS general purpose series. Its nominal capacity is 200Ah at the 20-hour rate, 190Ah at the 10-hour rate and 170Ah at the 5-hour rate, so it serves both long, slow discharge duties and loads that draw current more quickly. The battery weighs 61.5 kg and comes with a standard B9 terminal, with I3 terminals available as an option. Absorbent glass mat (AGM) technology for efficient gas recombination keeps it maintenance free (no water addition required) and free of liquid electrolyte, so no free acid (leak-proof battery) is present. The self-discharge rate is low, the battery can be used in any orientation (inverted position not allowed), and explosion-proof filter fitted together with up to 10 years of float service life make it a durable standby power choice. It suits uninterruptible power supply, security systems, emergency lighting and video surveillance systems, access control systems, medical equipment, communication facilities, alternative energy, power supply networks and the energy industry, street lighting and traffic signals, and data processing centers.
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Product Features
- Maintenance free (no water addition required)
- Low self-discharge rate
- Can be used in any orientation (inverted position not allowed)
- Absorbent glass mat (AGM) technology for efficient gas recombination
- Explosion-proof filter fitted
- Up to 10 years of float service life
- No free acid (leak-proof battery)
Application Scenarios
- Emergency lighting and video surveillance systems
- Access control systems
- Medical equipment
- Communication facilities
- Alternative energy
- Power supply networks and the energy industry
- Street lighting and traffic signals
- Data processing centers
- Uninterruptible power supply
- Security systems
Product parameters
- Model:BPS200-12
- Voltage:12 V
- Nominal Capacity(Ah) 20-hour rate:200
- Nominal Capacity(Ah) 10-hour rate:190
- Nominal Capacity(Ah) 5-hour rate:170
- Weight(kg):61.5
- Standard Terminal Type:B9
- Optional Terminal Type:I3
Product details
BPS200-12 is a 12V valve regulated sealed lead-acid (VRLA) battery from the BPS general purpose series, supplying power in a 12 volt monobloc format. Its nominal capacity is 200Ah at the 20-hour rate, 190Ah at the 10-hour rate and 170Ah at the 5-hour rate, so the model covers both long, slow discharge duties and loads that draw current more quickly; the different figures simply describe how much energy is available at each discharge duration. Because the 20-hour rate reflects a gentle, long drain while the 5-hour rate reflects a faster one, the three ratings let designers match the battery to the real load profile instead of sizing for the harshest case alone.
The battery uses absorbent glass mat (AGM) technology for efficient gas recombination, which keeps it maintenance free (no water addition required) and free of any liquid electrolyte that could escape, so it qualifies as a no free acid (leak-proof battery) product. Its self-discharge rate is low, which helps when the battery has to sit in storage before commissioning. It can be used in any orientation (inverted position not allowed), which helps when space inside a cabinet is tight, and an explosion-proof filter is fitted as an additional safety measure. Under float service, the battery provides up to 10 years of float service life.
BPS200-12 comes with a standard B9 terminal and an optional I3 terminal, giving installers a choice of connection style for different busbar and cable arrangements. The battery weighs 61.5 kg, so it is normally moved with lifting equipment and mounted in a rack or on a solid, level base that keeps the terminals accessible for inspection and torque checks.
The model is suited to uninterruptible power supply, security systems, emergency lighting and video surveillance systems, access control systems, medical equipment, communication facilities, alternative energy, power supply networks and the energy industry, street lighting and traffic signals, and data processing centers.