Batteria per UPS Green Cell AGM15, 6 V, 4 Ah, batteria piombo-acido sigillata (VRLA), nero, 680 g

Green Cell AGM15 is a sealed 6V 4Ah lead‑acid (VRLA) battery designed for reliable use in UPS systems and other applications requiring compact backup power. Constructed using AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology, the electrolyte is absorbed into a glass fiber separator to prevent leakage, allowing safe operation in different positions. The battery is maintenance‑free and suitable for both cyclic (frequent charge/discharge) and buffer (standby/emergency) operation.

Advantages

The Green Cell AGM15 offers leak‑proof construction thanks to the AGM design, VRLA self‑regulating valves and glass fiber separators, which together enable maintenance‑free operation for several years. Its compact size and 0.68 kg weight make it convenient for installations with limited space. The sealed design increases safety and allows use in a variety of orientations without electrolyte loss.

Suitable for

• UPS and uninterruptible power supplies
• Emergency lighting and alarm systems
• Small electric toys and portable devices
• Buffer power for electronic equipment

Key specifications

• Model: Green Cell AGM15
• Voltage: 6V
• Capacity: 4Ah
• Technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA), AGM
• Weight: 0.68 kg
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (approx.): width 47 mm, height 101 mm
• MPN: AGM15
• EAN: 5903317223955
• Included: 1 pc

How to use

Install the battery according to the UPS or device manufacturer instructions, observing correct polarity and secure terminal connections. Use the battery in environments within the temperature and ventilation limits specified by your equipment. For cyclic use, follow the device charging regime recommended by the equipment or battery manufacturer. For buffer operation, connect the battery to the charging/power system so it remains charged and ready to supply power when mains fail.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a dry, ventilated place, avoiding temperatures outside the range recommended by your UPS or equipment manual. Periodically check terminal connections for corrosion and ensure the battery stays charged when in buffer service. Replace the battery after its capacity noticeably declines or after the manufacturer’s recommended service period.