UPS battery Green Cell AGM02 — Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA) replacement for UPS systems

The Green Cell AGM02 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) UPS battery engineered to provide dependable backup power for a variety of devices. Its maintenance-free design and robust construction make it suitable for uninterrupted power supply systems and other standby power applications where reliable, ready-to-use energy storage is required.

Advantages

The AGM02 uses sealed lead acid (VRLA) technology to deliver stable output and reduced self-discharge compared with conventional lead acid cells. Its maintenance-free construction eliminates the need for topping up electrolyte, while the VRLA design minimizes gas emissions and improves safety in enclosed installations. The compact form factor allows installation in standard UPS cabinets and small power enclosures, and the battery's construction supports consistent performance over repeated discharge and recharge cycles.

Suitable for

• Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units for home and office equipment
• Backup power for network equipment, routers and switches
• Emergency lighting and alarm systems
• Small-scale telecom and security devices

Key specifications

• Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Maintenance: maintenance-free, sealed construction
• Form factor: compact rectangular battery suitable for UPS installation
• Use: designed for standby and cyclic applications in UPS and emergency power systems

How to use

Install the battery in a compatible UPS or power enclosure following the manufacturer's instructions for polarity and secure mounting. Ensure terminal connections are clean and tight to achieve reliable electrical contact. After installation, charge the battery according to the UPS charger or battery conditioning guidelines supplied with the host equipment. Observe ambient temperature limits recommended by the UPS to maximize service life.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a dry, ventilated area away from direct heat sources. For long-term storage, keep the battery partially charged and perform periodic charge cycles to prevent deep discharge. Replace batteries that show reduced capacity or fail to hold charge to maintain UPS reliability.