Hospital Medical Equipment Battery 12V 38AH Valve Regulated Sealed Lead Acid Battery

Model: GP38‑12 (12V 38Ah Critical‑Grade Standby Battery for Medical Use)

Application: Purpose‑built as a reliable power reserve for hospital emergency response systems and life‑sustaining medical apparatus, delivering stable backup power for mission‑critical healthcare applications.

• Model: GP38‑12
• Rated Voltage: 12V
• Rated Capacity: 38Ah (C10, 25℃)
• Battery Type: Valve‑Regulated Sealed Lead‑Acid Battery (VRLA)
• Design Float Life: 10 years (at 25℃)
• Structure: Hermetically sealed, fully maintenance‑free
• Key Performance Metrics: Self‑discharge rate ≤2%/month (25℃), operating temperature: −20~50℃, gas recombination efficiency ≥98%

1. Reliable Deep‑Discharge Performance for Life‑Critical Loads

   Exceptional deep‑discharge endurance and quick charge recovery sustain continuous power for life‑support equipment during grid failures, complying with stringent medical emergency power requirements.

2. Optimized for Hospital Clinical Environments

   Stable operation from −20℃ to 50℃ with minimal self‑discharge. Ideal for installation in medical equipment cabinets, utility rooms and unattended emergency backup zones.

3. High‑Safety Medical‑Grade Sealed Construction

   Leak‑proof, acid‑fume‑free sealed design eliminates routine water maintenance. Meets healthcare safety standards, enabling safe deployment adjacent to precision and life‑critical medical devices.

4. Universal Compatibility with Steady Emergency Output

   Standard 12V form factor integrates seamlessly with hospital UPS/EPS systems and medical control hardware. Low internal resistance and high corrosion stability ensure consistent power delivery during emergency scenarios.

• Emergency standby power for life‑support equipment: ventilators, defibrillators, patient monitors and infusion systems
• Backup power for critical care areas: ICUs, operating rooms, emergency departments and isolation wards
• Power reserve for hospital emergency lighting, central monitoring systems and medical UPS/EPS infrastructure
• Standby supply for diagnostic lab equipment, medical monitoring terminals and hospital security alarm systems

• Charging: Float charge: 13.5–13.8V; Equalizing charge: 14.4–14.8V. Avoid over‑charging or under‑charging to preserve battery integrity.
• Discharging: Restrict daily discharge depth to ≤50%; complete full discharge is strictly prohibited to prevent permanent cell degradation.
• Environment: Mount in well‑ventilated, dry, sanitised spaces. Keep away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. Operating temperature: −20~50℃; optimal operating range: 20–25℃.