Backup Battery for Solution Panels 12V 7.0AH (and many others)

$27.95

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Backup Battery for Solution Panels 12V 7.0AH (and many others). Fits most alarms.

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THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE CHECK REPLACEMENT - PART NUMBER: 1270

We highly recommend using genuine Bosch batteries in our alarm panels.

This is a genuine Bosch alarm battery used universally with almost all major alarm manufacturers.
High quality direct from Bosch.
AGM Deep Cycle

Important notes:

Shelf voltage (the voltage of the battery when you get it) is 12.4 Volts.
Your panel will charge the battery up to 13.8 Volts when you connect it, and may still show a "low battery" fault for up to 12 hours.
The globe in the panel may glow or "heartbeat" during this time. This is normal.

Note if you are replacing the battery on an old 880 or 8xx series panel over 12 years old.

These panel develope a fault where the main board stops charging the battery. Replacing the battery stops the low battery fault, but only for a limited time as the battery discharges and doesn't recharge. After about 2-3months the battery goes flat and brings up another low battery fault. Please call us for more information.

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Bosch batteries come with 1 year replacement warranty.

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