CSB GP1245 Valve Regulated Sealed Lead Acid Battery 12V 4.5Ah
The GP1245 can be used in float standby power applications such as security, emergency lighting, and medical equipment; this model comes from the CSB GP Series and is a general-purpose valve regulated sealed lead acid battery using AGM technology, with a nominal voltage of 12V and a 20-hour rate capacity of 4.5Ah.
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Product Features
- VRLA (Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid) battery
- Maintenance-free, with Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology and gas recombination efficiency up to 99%
- Constructed with pure lead and proprietary elements
- Designed for float standby power applications
- Manufactured to IEC 61056-1/2:2012 and UL1989 recognized (MH14533)
Application Scenarios
- Backup power source for security alarm panels
- Provides power for evacuation signs and emergency lighting fixtures
- Provides backup power for medical monitors and infusion pumps
- Used for power supply in building intercom and access control systems
- Provides power for fire alarm and linkage control panels
- Power supply for test equipment and small electronic instruments
Product parameters
- Model:GP1245
- Voltage:12 Vdc
- Nominal Capacity:4.5Ah @20hr-rate
- Ah Capacity:4.25 (8-Hr 1.75 VPC @ 25°C)
- Ah Capacity:4.58 (20-Hr 1.75 VPC @ 25°C)
- Ah Capacity:4.23 (8-Hr 1.80 VPC @ 25°C)
- Max. Charge Current:1.35 A
- Max. Discharge Current:90 A
- Short Circuit Current:160 A
- Internal Resistance:37.7 mΩ
- Terminal Type:F2 terminal (Faston Tab 250)
- Container Material:ABS (UL 94-HB) standard, flame-retardant (94-V0) available upon request
- Weight:1.66 / 3.66 kg / lb.
- Length (L):92.8±1.0 / 3.65±0.04 mm / in
- Width (W):69.9±1.0 / 2.75±0.04 mm / in
- Height (H):107.7±1.5 / 4.24±0.06 mm / in
- Design Life:Up to 5 years in standby service at 25°C; Eurobat (20°C): 3-5 years, Standard Commercial
- Float Charging Voltage:13.5 - 13.8 Vdc/battery
- Equalizing Charging Voltage:14.4 - 15.0 Vdc/battery
- Operating Temperature:discharge -15°C to 50°C; charge/storage -15°C to 40°C
- Note:F1 terminal is available; Max Discharge Current = 60 A
Product details
The GP1245's construction combines a valve regulated sealed lead acid design with Absorbent Glass Mat technology, and achieves maintenance-free operation through gas recombination; the manufacturing process uses pure lead construction and proprietary elements, and production is carried out in accordance with IEC 61056-1/2:2012 and UL1989 recognition (MH14533). This model belongs to the CSB brand GP Series of general-purpose valve regulated sealed lead acid batteries, uses a VRLA-AGM construction, and has top terminals available in 6V and 12V versions. Its nominal voltage is 12 Vdc, and its nominal capacity at the 20-hour rate is 4.5Ah. It can serve applications such as security, emergency lighting, and medical equipment, and provides backup power through float charging.
Capacity values are all at 25°C: 4.58 Ah at the 20-hour rate and 1.75 VPC; 4.23 Ah at the 8-hour rate and 1.80 VPC; 4.25 Ah at the 8-hour rate and 1.75 VPC. Maximum charge current is 1.35 A, maximum discharge current is 90, short-circuit current is 160 A, and internal resistance is 37.7 mΩ. The connection terminal is an F2 quick-connect tab 250, and the case material is ABS; UL 94-HB is standard, and a flame-retardant 94-V0 version is available on request.
The overall battery dimensions are 92.8±1.0 mm long, 69.9±1.0 mm wide, and 107.7±1.5 mm high, with a weight of 1.66 kg. At 25°C, the float charge voltage is 13.5 to 13.8 Vdc, and the equalization charge voltage is 14.4 to 15.0 Vdc. For temperature range, nominal temperature is 25°C; discharge range is -15°C to 50°C; charge and storage range is -15°C to 40°C.
When used in 25°C float standby service, design life can reach 5 years; under Eurobat 20°C standard commercial conditions, it is 3 to 5 years. For self-discharge, after 90 days at 25°C it is less than 10%, and the battery can be stored for up to 6 months; it must be fully charged before use, and if the storage temperature is above 25°C, it should be charged earlier.