12V Security System Battery 17Ah VRLA Alarm System Battery

The GP17-12 is a high-performance Valve Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) battery built with advanced AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology. Tailored for security alarm hosts, anti-theft systems, and fire linkage equipment, it acts as the "heart" of your security setup, ensuring your defenses remain impenetrable even during intentional line tampering or natural power outages.

Key Specifications

• Model: GP17-12
• Nominal Voltage: 12V
• Nominal Capacity: 17Ah (20HR)
• Design Life: 6 years
• Casing: ABS 

Why GP17-12 is the Core Barrier for Alarm Systems?

• Extended Standby Cycles:
  Alarm systems must be online 24/7. Compared to the common 7Ah batteries, the GP17-12 provides more than double the power reserve, supporting complex alarm hosts and dozens of external sensors (PIR, smoke, and vibration sensors) for significantly longer periods.
• High-Current Drive for Sirens:
  When an alarm is triggered, high-decibel sirens and strobe lights create an immediate, heavy demand for current. The GP17-12 features superior high-rate discharge performance, ensuring the alarm sounds loud and clear without causing the system to reboot due to voltage drops.
• Resistance to Self-Discharge:
  Utilizing high-purity lead-calcium alloys, the self-discharge rate is extremely low. This means that even if the system runs on stable mains power for years, the battery remains at near-full capacity, ready to respond to a sudden power loss at any moment.
• Sealed, Anti-Vibration, and Safe:
  Active sirens generate continuous mechanical vibration. The GP17-12’s robust sealed design ensures no leakage regardless of the installation angle and maintains internal structural integrity against long-term micro-vibrations.

Typical Application Scenarios

• Commercial/Industrial Alarm Hosts: Provides centralized backup power for anti-theft control centers in large factories and warehouses.
• Perimeter Protection: Drives power-hungry outdoor equipment like electric fences and active infrared beams.
• Fire Alarm Systems: Serves as a critical energy source for smoke detection and emergency broadcast systems.
• Vault & Safe Security Linkage: Guarantees that alarm sensors and synchronized surveillance remain operational in high-security environments.