Sealed lead-acid battery t6 power NP12-17 12V 17Ah for UPS and backup power

t6 power NP12-17 is a sealed lead-acid (SLA) 12V 17Ah battery engineered for standby and cyclic applications such as UPS systems, emergency lighting and alarm systems. The valve-regulated, maintenance-free design ensures safe, spill-proof operation and consistent performance over typical standby service life. Compact dimensions and a 12V nominal voltage make this battery suitable for replacing or installing into systems that require a dependable rechargeable power source.

Advantages

The sealed construction with valve regulation removes the need for regular electrolyte maintenance while reducing the risk of leakage. The 17Ah capacity provides moderate runtime for backup loads and the battery supports both standby and cyclic use patterns. Designed for reliable energy delivery in enclosed equipment, it features good shelf life and predictable voltage characteristics under load. Its compact form factor simplifies installation in standard UPS trays, control panels and emergency units.

Suitable for

• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) for home or small office
• Emergency and exit lighting systems
• Alarm and security control panels
• Portable power units and small inverters
• Standby power for telecom and monitoring equipment

Key specifications

• Type: Sealed lead-acid (SLA), valve-regulated
• Nominal voltage: 12 V
• Capacity: 17 Ah (ampere-hours)
• Usage: Standby and cyclic service capable
• Maintenance: Maintenance-free, spill-proof design
• Mounting: Suitable for horizontal or vertical installation according to device manual

How to use

Install the battery according to the UPS or device manufacturer’s instructions, observing correct polarity and secure terminal connections. Charge the battery using a compatible 12V SLA charger or the charging circuitry of the host device; avoid deep discharges where possible to extend service life. Operate and store the battery in a cool, dry environment within the temperature range recommended by the equipment manufacturer. Replace the battery at the end of its service life or when capacity drops below the required runtime for your application.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance in UPS and backup systems, perform periodic runtime tests and ensure the charging system provides correct float and cyclic voltages. Avoid prolonged storage in a discharged state and follow disposal regulations for lead-acid batteries.