Battery VRLA AGM EMU EP 7.2-12 T2 12V 7.2Ah sealed maintenance-free, black

The EMU Electronic EP 7.2-12 T2 is a sealed VRLA AGM battery with a nominal voltage of 12 V and a capacity of 7.2 Ah. It is designed for reliable, maintenance-free operation in backup power applications and UPS systems. The compact dimensions and sealed construction make it suitable for installations where safe, leak-free performance and low upkeep are required.

Advantages

Sealed VRLA AGM design provides maintenance-free operation and reduced risk of leakage. The 7.2 Ah capacity at 12 V offers consistent power delivery for standby and backup applications. Compact and lightweight construction simplifies installation and integration into UPS units and small backup systems. The battery’s sealed housing improves safety during operation and handling.

Suitable for

• Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units
• Emergency lighting systems
• Alarm and security systems
• Backup power for small electronic devices
• Portable power modules and small telecom cabinets

Key specifications

• Voltage: 12 V
• Capacity: 7.2 Ah
• Technology: VRLA AGM (Valve Regulated Lead Acid, Absorbent Glass Mat)
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 151 × 65 × 98 mm
• Weight: (manufacturer specification not provided)
• Color: Black
• Design: Sealed, maintenance-free

How to use

Install the battery according to the UPS or equipment manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring correct polarity and secure terminal connections. Use appropriate mounting brackets or holders to prevent movement. Charge and test the battery within the recommended charging parameters for VRLA AGM batteries and follow safety guidelines during initial charge, regular testing, and replacement intervals. Avoid exposure to temperatures beyond the equipment’s specified operating range.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a dry, ventilated location with moderate temperature. Perform regular capacity tests in backup systems, replace the battery when end-of-life capacity falls below the required backup duration, and follow local regulations for disposal or recycling of lead-acid batteries.