Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 6V sealed lead-acid battery using AGM technology for UPS and emergency lighting backup
This 6V sealed lead-acid battery uses advanced AGM technology to provide reliable backup power for UPS systems and emergency lighting. It is built as a 100% OEM replacement for compatible units. The maintenance-free design requires no electrolyte checks or water top-ups during its service life.
The absorptive glass mat system absorbs electrolyte into fine glass-fibre separators, preventing leakage from the terminals or case. Gas recombination controls over 90% of gas generated during normal operation. The battery is classified as non-spillable and meets International Air Transport Association requirements for safe transport in any orientation.
No provision exists for checking specific gravity or adding water, eliminating routine service tasks. The expected floating service life spans four to seven years depending on application. A three-year warranty covers UPS and backup devices, while other devices receive a two-year warranty.
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The battery uses a standard F2 faston terminal interface that caps at 6 V and fits typical UPS and emergency-lighting wiring harnesses.
The battery measures 90 mm in width and 100 mm in length, so the mounting tray or bracket must accommodate at least those clearances.
Insert the battery into the compartment, connect the red lead to the positive terminal and the black lead to the negative terminal, then secure the hold-down bracket — the step often missed is tightening the bracket before making the electrical connections.
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