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VRLA BATTERIES FOR STANDBY
POWER APPLICATIONS
Valve-Regulated Lead Acid -- VRLA batteries are designed
for the long standby back-up power requirements of wireless/PCS telecommunications,
MTSOs, central offices, utilities, switchgear and control applications. Panasonic
Battery has 400,000 square feet of state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in North
America dedicated to producing VRLA batteries for a variety of applications.
Valve regulated construction means the
batteries never have to be topped off with water during their service life.
Technical Notes
Technical Manuals
MSE Applications:
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Telecommunications
- Cellular
- PCS
- MTSO
- Paging
- Central Office
- Remote Switching
- Customer Premises |
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Electric Utility
- Switchgear and Control
- Substation |
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Process Control |
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UPS |
MSE Features & Benefits:
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Advanced micro
porous absorbed glass matt separator - Minimizes diffusion of oxygen into the separator,
reducing battery float charge current which suppresses the corrosion rate of the positive
grid and extends the life of the battery. |
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Positive grid is
a lead-calcium-tin alloy; lead-calcium negative plate material has increased density - Tin
improves resistance of the positive electrode (plate) to corrosion and produces slower
plate growth; a
denser negative plate lowers float charge current needed by the battery and thus reduces
heat generation in the cell increasing battery life. |
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Resistance to
Thermal Run-Away - By suppressing the float charge current, not only is the life span of
the battery increased, the
generation of heat by the battery is substantially reduced. The result
of this reduction is increased resistance to thermal run-away. |
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Epoxy post
terminal seals - Resists electrolyte creepage through
terminal posts. Lead alloy terminal resists oxidation. Brass insert maintains bolt torque. |
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Polypropylene
cover and jar (MSE 500 - 1430) - Flame retardant components (UL94VO/LOI 28%), minimizes
water loss and the high-impact resistant polypropylene reduces impact damage. |
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Heat Seal Process
for cover-to-jar seal - Cover is heat sealed to jar
and tested for seal leaks. Factory automated helium leak down test process, 100%
jar-to-cover seal leak test. |
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Color-coded epoxy
post seals - Allows for ease of identification of
positive vs. negative terminal. |
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Float Voltage -
2.23-2.25 volts per cell @ 25ºC (77ºF) optimizes cell efficiency. |
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Safety vent,
low-pressure release @ 2 psi, self-resealing - Releases
gas when battery is over-charged |
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Built-in flame
arrestor - Prevents flame or sparks from entering the cell |
MSE Modular Battery Rack
Construction:
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Thermal
Management - Battery rack design has cooling channels
to provide cell ventilation to increase life by reducing heat build up
around cells. |
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Front Access
Design - Provides fast easy access to all cells. |
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Easy Installation
- Modules can be stacked and connected on site. |
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Vertical
Configuration - Can increase floor space by stacking up to
eight modules high. |
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Seismic Design -
Certified to Zone 4 earthquake requirements. |
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Safety - Cell
terminal posts and inter-cell connectors are protected
to prevent accidental shorts by a clear, flame retardant plastic safety
shield. Each shield has access ports for individual cell voltage readings. |
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Module Protective
Coating - Modules have durable powder coat finish. |
Flexible User-Friendly Design:
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Customized
Installation - Top or side-mounted terminal plate
assemblies with protective covers. |
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Optional
Equipment Mounting Plate - Designed to allow DC
rectifier power plant to mount on top of battery. |
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100% capacity at
shipment |
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Easily recyclable
- Contains no cadmium. |
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