Bateria UPS chumbo-ácido selado Green Cell AGM38

Green Cell AGM38 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) UPS battery with a nominal voltage of 6 V and a capacity of 3.4 Ah. Made from high-quality materials and using AGM technology, the electrolyte is absorbed into a fiberglass separator, preventing leakage and allowing operation in different orientations. The battery is compact and lightweight, suitable for backup power in small UPS systems and other devices that require a 6 V sealed battery.

Advantages

The AGM construction ensures maintenance-free operation and reduced risk of electrolyte leakage compared with traditional flooded lead-acid batteries. Its sealed design allows safe operation in varied positions and minimizes gas emissions under normal use. The compact dimensions and low weight make installation and replacement straightforward for many small UPS and backup applications.

Suitable for

• Small UPS systems and emergency power backup
• Alarm and security systems
• Portable electronic devices requiring a 6 V VRLA battery
• Replacement battery for compatible equipment using 6 V sealed lead acid cells

Key specifications

• Model: Green Cell AGM38
• Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA), AGM
• Voltage: 6 V
• Capacity: 3.4 Ah
• Weight: 0.6 kg
• Dimensions (approx.): width 135 mm × height 35 mm
• Colour: Black
• MPN: AGM38, EAN: 5907813963353

How to use

Install the Green Cell AGM38 battery according to the equipment manufacturer's instructions, observing correct polarity. Ensure the UPS or device is powered down if required before replacement. Connect the battery terminals securely and check for stable mounting. Charge the battery using a compatible charger or the device's built-in charging circuit and verify normal operation before returning the device to service.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a dry, well-ventilated environment within the temperature range specified by the equipment manufacturer. Do not short-circuit the terminals, avoid mechanical damage, and recycle the battery according to local regulations at end of life.