Accumulator battery Yuasa SWL3300 (FR)

Specifications:
rated voltage - 12 V
power for 10 minutes. to 9,6V at 20 ° C - 3300 W Power
for 10 min. to 1.6V / Cell at 20 ° C - 550 W
Capacitance - 105 a / h
Dimensions:
- length - 350 (± 0.7) mm
- width - 168 (± 0.5) mm
- height - 225 (± 0.5) mm
- weight - 38 kg
terminal Type - c female thread - M8
Stress - 6 Nm
Operating temperature:
- storage (when fully charged) - -20 ° C to + 50 ° C
- at a charge of - -15 ° C to + 50 ° C
- during discharge - -20 ° C to + 60 ° C
capacity loss per month at 20 ° C - 3%
body Material:
Standard delivery - ABS (UL.94: HB) < br /> The refractory body (modification FR) - ABS (UL.94: V0)
charging voltage:
charging voltage in standby at 20 ° C - 13,65 (± 1%)
Temperature compensation voltage in buffer mode (deviations from 20 ° C) - -3 mV / cell / ° C
charging voltage cycled at 20 ° C - 14,5 (± 3%) in
Temperature compensation voltage in a cyclic mode (deviations from 20 ° C) - -4 mV / cell / ° C
charge current limit (cyclic operation) - 26.25
A Maximum charge current:
- 1 sec - 1100 A
- 1 minute - 550 A
internal resistance at 20 ° C - 5.64 milliohms
short circuit current - 2547 a
Lifetime according YUASA (at 20 ° C) - 10 years

Features:
- Yuasa battery can be used in any orientation, excluding a continuous inverted . use
- Standard material - flame retardant to (UL94) HBSH
- FR option material - flame retardant to UL94:. VIII (oxygen index 30)
- SWL batteries are manufactured in factories. which fulfill the requirements of ISO9001:.
2000 - Batteries SWL satisfy IEC 60896-21 + 22 specifications
Caution: Avoid

short-circuit Do not charge in a sealed container The service life and operating characteristics depend on the operating temperature conditions ..
Interference from AC reduces service life
Performance and characteristics:.
- You can install and Execu zovat in any position other than "upside down"
- Batteries must not be suspended by the handle (if present)
- Each element is equipped with a vent valve for automatic pressure adjustment
- Batteries must be disposed under current legislation