BatteryJack inc.
BatteryJack inc. 12V 1.3Ah Sealed Lead Acid Rechargeable Medical Alarm Backup Battery
A 12 V sealed lead-acid battery with 1.3 Ah capacity and AGM technology for medical alarm backup
- Reliable backup power for medical alarms
- Advanced AGM technology prevents electrolyte leakage
- Maintenance-free operation with 90% gas recombination
- 100% OEM replacement ensures exact fit
- Expected service life of 4-7 years
Medical Alarm Backup Battery
The BatteryJack inc. 12V 1.3Ah sealed lead acid unit serves as a direct OEM replacement for medical alarm systems and uninterruptible power supplies. Its maintenance-free AGM construction prevents electrolyte leakage and allows safe operation in any orientation.
Ideal for Alarm and UPS Owners
This battery suits users who need a 100% compatible spare for existing 12V 1.3Ah backup devices with a 4-7 year expected service life. Buyers requiring higher capacity, different voltage, or lithium chemistry should look at alternative power sources.
Ready-to-Install Design
The sealed, non-spillable build meets international air transport requirements and arrives fully charged for immediate deployment. Over 90% gas recombination eliminates the need for water top-ups or specific gravity checks throughout its floating service life.
Highlights
- Reliable backup power for medical alarms
- Advanced AGM technology prevents electrolyte leakage
- Maintenance-free operation with 90% gas recombination
- 100% OEM replacement ensures exact fit
- Expected service life of 4-7 years
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage does my medical alarm panel need to accept for this 12V 1.3Ah backup battery to work?
The panel must accept a 12 volt input; the battery delivers 12 volts nominal and 1.3 ampere-hours capacity.
Will the AGM sealed design of this battery leak if the alarm panel is mounted on its side?
No. The absorptive glass mat construction holds the electrolyte in place, so the battery operates safely in any position without leakage.
How can I confirm the battery is holding charge after I install it in the alarm system?
Measure the open-circuit voltage with a multimeter; a healthy unit reads around 12 volts and the panel's status indicator should show normal backup power.
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