Mercury Ups Battery
₦8,800.00
Product by:
Mercury
Quick Overview
Characteristics:
(Capacity):
20 Hour Rate -7.5Ah
10 Hour Rate -6.9Ah
5 Hour Rate -6.0Ah
1 Hour Rate -4.5Ah
Internal Resistance: Fully Charged Battery -24m
Self Discharge: Capacity after 3 Month Storage -91% Capacity after 6 Month Storage -81% Capacity after 12
Month Storage -60% Max Discharge Current -112.5A(5S) Terminal -F1/F2 Charge
(Constant Voltage): Cycle -Initial Charging Current less than 2.25A Voltage14.4~14.7V/7°F(25°C)
Physical: Dimension (WxDxH) -mm225 X 523 X 240 Net Weight (kg) -56.5
Description
| Brand | Mercury |
| Screen size | 1.4 inches |
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