Sealed Lead Acid Battery FIAMM FG10121 6V 1.2Ah, rechargeable valve-regulated

FIAMM FG10121 is a sealed lead-acid (SLA) rechargeable battery with a nominal voltage of 6 V and a capacity of 1.2 Ah. The valve-regulated, maintenance-free construction allows operation in any orientation and is intended for standby and portable low-voltage power applications. The battery uses a lead–tin–calcium alloy grid for improved performance and a long service life; typical applications include UPS backup, alarm and security systems, emergency lighting and telecommunication standby devices.

Advantages

The valve-regulated SLA design provides a maintenance-free experience and permits flexible mounting positions. The lead–tin–calcium alloy grid improves corrosion resistance and cycle life. The compact dimensions make the battery suitable for small enclosures where reliable 6 V power is required.

Suitable for

• Small UPS and backup power modules
• Security and alarm systems (EZS)
• Emergency and exit lighting
• Portable signaling and warning devices
• Telecommunications standby equipment and measuring instruments

Key specifications

• Brand: FIAMM
• Model / MPN: FG10121 / 03370
• Chemistry: Sealed Lead Acid (SLA), valve-regulated
• Nominal voltage: 6 V
• Capacity: 1.2 Ah
• Design life: 5 years (expected)
• Maintenance: Maintenance-free, hermetically sealed
• Dimensions (approx.): 97 x 24.5 x 50–55 mm

How to use

Install the battery in the device according to the manufacturer’s polarity markings and terminal type. Use a compatible charger or charging circuit designed for 6 V SLA batteries and follow recommended charge voltages and current limits for sealed lead-acid chemistry. Do not short-circuit the terminals. Observe the device manufacturer’s instructions for replacing or disposing of the battery.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery within the temperature range specified by the equipment manufacturer. For longest service life, keep the battery charged when in standby use and avoid deep discharges. Replace the battery at the end of its rated life (5 years) or when capacity no longer meets application requirements.