Yuasa
Yuasa NPX-50F2 6V 12.7Ah Lead Acid standard battery
A 6 V, 12.7 Ah sealed lead-acid battery with F2 terminals for standby and high-rate discharge
- TypeLead Acid
- 6 V nominal voltage suits low-voltage systems
- 7 Ah capacity supports extended backup runtime
- High-rate AGM design delivers strong pulse currents
- F2 terminals enable quick, secure wiring
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
Yuasa NPX-50F2 6V Lead Acid Battery
This Yuasa NPX-50F2 is a 6 V, 12.7 Ah lead-acid battery built with AGM construction for maintenance-free operation. It carries an F2 terminal and was first listed by the manufacturer on 15 July 2016. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible equipment.
Suitable For High-Rate Discharge Applications
This battery suits systems that require a compact 6 V source capable of delivering high-rate current, such as emergency lighting, alarm panels or small UPS units. It is not for users who need a 12 V block, a higher ampere-hour rating or a different terminal style for their existing wiring.
12.7 Ah Capacity At 6 Volts
The 12.7 Ah rating at 6 V is the single figure that determines whether this cell matches the runtime and voltage demands of your device. Verify that your equipment specifies exactly this capacity and voltage before fitting the battery.
Highlights
- 6 V nominal voltage suits low-voltage systems
- 7 Ah capacity supports extended backup runtime
- High-rate AGM design delivers strong pulse currents
- F2 terminals enable quick, secure wiring
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
Specifications
| Brand | Yuasa |
|---|---|
| Type | Lead Acid |
Questions about this item
How often should the 12.7Ah lead-acid cell be checked or replaced in standby service?
Yuasa rates the NPX-50F2 for float standby use; plan periodic voltage checks and expect replacement after several years depending on temperature and discharge depth.
What capacity drop appears first during a long high-rate discharge at the 50 W level?
At sustained loads near the 50 W high-rate rating, voltage sag and reduced usable capacity become noticeable before thermal limits are reached.
Does the sealed AGM construction produce any audible noise or measurable heat during continuous float charging?
The valve-regulated design operates silently and generates only minimal warmth during normal float charge, with no fan or moving parts.
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