AGM battery – 12V/220Ah – Deep Cycle – VICTRON

Details:

The AGM lead battery is sealed, maintenance-free and withstands current peaks as the GEL battery but its life span is shorter. It is suitable for small, non-sensitive applications.

Weight

65 kg

Dimensions

52.2 × 23.8 × 24 cm

Ampere

220Ah

Brands

Victron

Description

Victron 12V / 220Ah AGM Battery Features:

VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid) technology:

  • Waterproof and maintenance-free: The battery is designed to be leak-proof and requires no water addition or maintenance throughout its life.
  • Increased security: Safety valves allow gases to escape in the event of overload or failure, reducing the risk of leakage and explosion.

AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology:

  • Optimized performance for high discharges: AGM technology allows the battery to deliver high currents for short durations, making it ideal for applications such as starting engines or powering electronic systems.
  • Extended life: The AGM design minimizes self-discharge and provides increased resistance to deep discharges, contributing to longer battery life.

Low self-discharge:

  • Extended storage: The battery can be stored for long periods without recharging thanks to its low self-discharge rate, less than 2% per month at 20°C.
  • Reduced maintenance requirements: Low self-discharge minimizes the need for frequent recharging, reducing maintenance requirements.

Exceptional recovery after deep discharge:

  • Resilience to accidental discharges: The battery is able to recover even after a deep or prolonged discharge, giving you peace of mind in case of unforeseen circumstances.
  • Importance of moderate use of deep discharges: However, it is important to limit frequent deep discharges, as they can affect the life of the battery, as with all lead-acid batteries.

Discharge characteristics:

  • Nominal capacity based on 20 hour discharge: The battery capacity is indicated for a discharge in 20 hours, corresponding to a discharge current of 0.05C.
  • Decreased capacity for faster discharges: The effective capacity of the battery decreases as the discharge current increases. For higher discharge currents and shorter discharge times, please refer to Table 1 provided by the manufacturer.
  • Even greater reduction with constant power consumers: The capacity reduction is even greater with constant power loads, such as converters.

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