Sealed Lead Acid Battery AVACOM WP5-12 12V 5Ah with F1 Faston Terminals

Sealed lead acid battery AVACOM WP5-12 delivers a nominal voltage of 12V and a capacity of 5.0Ah in a compact, maintenance-free design. The battery uses F1 (Faston) terminals for fast connection and is manufactured as an AGM VRLA type, suitable for standby and cyclic applications where reliable, stable power is required. Dimensions are 90 x 70 x 101 mm and the battery weighs 1.9 kg.

Advantages

The AVACOM WP5-12 is an AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) VRLA battery, which keeps electrolyte absorbed in glass fibre matting, allowing use in any orientation without spillage. As a sealed "standard" (VRLA) lead-acid battery it is maintenance-free and designed for safe operation in confined installations. Compact dimensions and F1 Faston terminals enable straightforward installation and quick replacement in compatible equipment.

Suitable for

• UPS systems and backup power (EZS, UPS, EPS)
• Alarm and fire alarm control panels
• Emergency lighting and small backup circuits
• CCTV and telecommunications equipment
• Portable PA systems and similar consumer electronics
• Small electric vehicles, scooters and toys

Key specifications

• Model: AVACOM WP5-12 (equivalents: WPS5-12, WP4,5-12, CJ12-4,5, GP1245, HR1221WF2, LTX12-5,4)
• Nominal voltage: 12V
• Capacity: 5.0 Ah
• Terminal type: F1 (Faston)
• Electrolyte: AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat), sealed VRLA
• Type: Standard (sealed, usable in any position)
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 90 x 70 x 101 mm
• Weight: 1.9 kg

How to use

Install the battery in the device following the equipment manufacturer’s instructions, connecting to the F1 (Faston) terminals with appropriate polarity. Use the battery for standby or cyclic applications within the device’s specified voltage and current limits. Ensure correct seating and secure mounting to prevent movement. For charging, use a charger compatible with 12V sealed lead-acid (AGM/VRLA) batteries and follow the charger manufacturer’s charging profile.

Usage recommendations

Do not use an incompatible charger — using the wrong charger can cause irreversible damage to the battery. Store and operate the battery within recommended temperature ranges, avoid deep discharge where possible, and follow local regulations for disposal or recycling of lead-acid batteries.