Product Introduction
Gel Battery is a type of sealed valve regulated lead-acid battery (VRLA). Its electrolyte is a poorly flowing gel-like substance made from a mixture of sulphuric acid and "smoked" silica gel. This type of battery has good performance stability and anti-leakage properties, so it is widely used in uninterruptible power supply (UPS), solar energy, wind power stations and other occasions.
Product Features
High Temp Performance
The electrolyte is in a gel state without leakage or acid mist, ensuring stability under high temperature conditions.
Long Service Life
High electrolyte stability and low self-discharge rates provide a longer lifespan than traditional batteries.
Enhanced Safety
Internal structure prevents explosions or fires even during overcharging, over-discharging, or short-circuits.
Environmentally Friendly
Utilizes lead-calcium polyalloy grids to significantly reduce environmental impact.
Applications
GEL batteries have a wide range of applications in various fields including UPS systems, telecommunication equipment, security systems, medical equipment, electric vehicles, marine, wind, and solar energy systems.
From powering golf carts and electric scooters to providing backup power for telecommunications systems and off-grid installations, this battery delivers power exactly when needed. Its rugged construction and long cycle life make it an excellent choice for marine and RV applications where durability is critical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a Gel Battery different from a standard lead-acid battery?
A Gel Battery uses a silica-based gel electrolyte instead of liquid acid. This makes it leak-proof, more vibration-resistant, and capable of operating in various orientations.
How long is the typical service life of these batteries?
Due to the high stability of the colloidal electrolyte and low self-discharge rates, our Gel batteries generally offer a significantly longer service life compared to traditional wet-cell batteries.
Are these batteries safe for indoor use?
Yes, Gel batteries are sealed (VRLA) and do not release acid mist or dangerous gases under normal operating conditions, making them very safe for indoor UPS and solar systems.
Can Gel batteries be used in extreme temperatures?
Yes, they exhibit excellent performance at high temperatures because the gel state prevents electrolyte evaporation and maintains stability even in harsh environments.
What are the main applications for the 2V and 12V series?
The 2V series is typically used for large-scale energy storage in solar/wind stations and telecommunications, while the 12V series is popular for UPS systems, electric vehicles, and marine backup.
Do Gel batteries require regular maintenance?
No, these are maintenance-free batteries. Being valve-regulated and sealed, you never need to refill them with water or check electrolyte levels.