GP Fire Alarm Battery 12V 9AH Backup Power Supply Battery For Fire Protection Systems

I. Core Specifications

• Rated Voltage: 12V , compliant with fire standards, directly connectable to fire power circuits without adapters.
• Rated Capacity: 9AH (20HR), 0.45A stable output, providing 6-10 hours of emergency power (adjusted by equipment power).
• Overall Dimensions: Fire universal standard size, directly embeddable in fire distribution boxes, no installation modification needed.
• Discharge Performance: Low internal resistance, fast response, stable discharge for fire equipment startup.
• Protection Level: IP65 dustproof & waterproof, suitable for outdoor/underground fire points.
• Service Life: 300-500 charge-discharge cycles, 2-3 years of stable use for long-term backup.

II. Exclusive Advantages for Fire Scenarios

1. Emergency Reliability: Seamless switching when mains power is interrupted, ensuring the normal start of fire-fighting equipment and eliminating emergency failure.
2. Environmental Adaptability: Working temperature range of -10℃~50℃, suitable for indoor and outdoor fire scenarios without additional temperature control equipment.
3. Safety Protection: Sealed and explosion-proof design, no leakage or volatilization, complying with fire safety standards.
4. Maintenance-Free: Sealed structure, no need to add electrolyte, only regular inspection is required daily, suitable for unattended scenarios.

III. Applicable Scenarios

• Various Fire Protection Systems: Alarm, sprinkler and smoke exhaust systems in office buildings, communities, factories and other places.
• Emergency Fire Points: Backup power supply for fire hydrants, emergency lighting and evacuation indicators.
• Unattended Scenarios: Power supply for fire monitoring and emergency equipment in remote factories and warehouses.

IV. Usage Notes

• Ensure correct and firm connection of positive and negative poles to avoid affecting the emergency start of equipment.
• Place in a well-ventilated, dry area away from fire sources, complying with fire safety regulations.
• Check battery status and wiring every 3-6 months to avoid long-term overcharging and over-discharging.
• Replace aged batteries in a timely manner, and it is strictly prohibited to use expired or damaged batteries.