Sealed Lead-Acid Battery CSB Battery GP12170B1 12V 17Ah for UPS, Alarm and Emergency Lighting

The CSB Battery GP12170B1 is a sealed lead-acid 12V 17Ah rechargeable battery designed for standby power applications. It provides maintenance-free operation and is built to support UPS systems, alarm panels and emergency lighting installations. The compact, robust construction allows for indoor mounting in confined spaces while delivering a stable discharge profile suited to frequent float-charge service.

Advantages

This sealed lead-acid unit requires no routine electrolyte maintenance and offers a predictable discharge behavior under load. Its 12V nominal voltage and 17Ah capacity enable reliable backup time for small to medium UPS units and security systems. The battery’s durable casing and valve-regulated design reduce risk of leakage and lower installation complexity compared with flooded batteries.

Suitable for

• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) for home and small office equipment
• Alarm and security systems requiring backup power
• Emergency lighting and exit signs
• Standby power for communication devices and monitoring equipment

Key specifications

• Type: Sealed Lead-Acid (Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid, VRLA)
• Nominal voltage: 12 V
• Nominal capacity: 17 Ah (at specified discharge rate)
• Rechargeable: Yes, designed for float and cyclic use
• Maintenance: Maintenance-free, sealed design
• Typical applications: Standby and backup power

How to use

Install the CSB GP12170B1 in accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s instructions, observing correct polarity and secure terminal connections. Use in well-ventilated indoor locations and mount on a stable, horizontal surface. Charge the battery with a compatible 12V battery charger or a UPS charging system set to appropriate float voltage for sealed lead-acid batteries. Avoid deep discharges where possible to prolong service life, and follow the charging recommendations of the device it supports.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery within the temperature ranges specified by your system documentation, perform periodic voltage checks if the battery is in long-term standby, and replace the battery at the end of its service life to ensure continued reliable backup. Dispose of the battery according to local regulations for lead-acid batteries.