Lead Acid Security System Battery 12Ah 12V Battery For Alarm System

The GP12-12 is a high-performance Valve Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) battery engineered with advanced AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology. Tailor-made for commercial centers, industrial server rooms, and high-end residential alarm systems, it provides long-lasting and stable power for alarm hosts, linkage modules, and sirens during mains failure. It is the core power source ensuring the non-stop operation of your security infrastructure.

Key Specifications

• Model: GP12-12
• Nominal Voltage: 12V
• Nominal Capacity: 12Ah (20HR)
• Design Life: 5 years
• Weight: 3.3kg

Why GP12-12 is the Premium Upgrade for Alarm Systems?

• Extended Redundancy Time:
  Security systems typically require 24 to 48 hours of standby time during outages. High energy storage allows for more infrared detectors, smoke sensors, and electronic fence controllers to remain active during long holidays or extended blackouts.
• Superior High-Current Triggering:
  When an alarm is tripped, high-decibel sirens and strobe lights demand a sudden surge of current. The GP12-12 features excellent transient discharge characteristics, ensuring sirens stay loud and clear while preventing the control panel from resetting due to voltage drops.
• Ultra-Low Self-Discharge & Maintenance:
  Utilizing high-purity lead-calcium alloy plates, the self-discharge rate is extremely low, making it ideal for alarm hosts that stay in "float" mode for years. The fully sealed design requires no water topping and eliminates concerns regarding acid mist corrosion in hidden ceiling or wall boxes.
• Anti-Interference Stable Output:
  As a pure DC source, the battery absorbs surges from the mains power. It provides "clean" current to the alarm controller's CPU, significantly reducing system false alarms caused by power fluctuations.

Typical Application Scenarios

• Commercial/Industrial Alarm Panels: Central backup for regional alarm controllers in large warehouses and malls.
• Fire Linkage & Smoke Systems: Ensures Fire Alarm Systems (FAS) have sufficient driving energy in critical moments.
• Emergency Call Systems: 24/7 power protection for emergency buttons in hospital wards and nursing homes.
• Wireless Alarm Hubs: Stable voltage for management platforms receiving signals from various remote sensors.