Range summary

The Acme.F range front access valve regulated lead acid batteries is designed with real front access structure. The state-of the-art internal and external design ensures Acme.F the high reliability and makes the installation squite simple and safe when placed on a standard relay rack tray or in a closed cabinet.
Acme.F range VRLA battery is designed with high energy density and suitable for 19". 23" rack or cabinet.
Acme.F also offers options of top connection and side of monoblocs connection.

The terminal protector for Acme.F batteries are designed with special probe hole allowing safe and easier voltage testing and suitable for all connection means.
The specially centralized venting system ensures the small gas be vented our of the closed cabinet 
The prmium Acme.F batteries are ensured the quality with NARADA's QA system according to the ISO90001 and ISO14001 standard.

Technical features

• Real front-access terminal connections for fast and easy installation and maintenance
• Easy on easy off multi-purpose design ternimal protector
• Suitable for 19", 23" racking or cabinet
• Proven excellent special lead-tin-calcium formula alloy for grids and plates
• Mircoporous glass mats in low resistance as separator
• Flame retardant ABS material container and cover compliant with UL94 V-0
• Self-regulating pressure relief valve
• 12+ years expectant Life under full float service at 68^oF(20^oC)

Compliant standards 

Designed to be compliant with:

• IEC 60896-2
• BS 6290 Part 4
• Telcordia SR-4228
• EUROBAT GUIDE
• UL
• Manufactured under system ISO9001 & ISO14100 by NARADA

Battery installation compliant with:

• EN 50272-2 or local equivalents

Main applications

• Telecom standby and cyclical applications
• UPS
• Power system

Products characteristics:

• Recommended float charge voltage for 12V battery: 2.25Vpc at 77^oF(25^oC)
• Self discharge rate: < 2% pre month at 77^oF(25^oC)
• Design life: more than 12 years at 68^oF(20^oC)
• Shelf life: 6 months at 68^oF(20^oC)
• Valve regulated system, no water addition needed

FAQ

 Is there a maximum temperature for charging lead acid batteries?

When charging lead acid batteries, the temperature should not exceed 120aF. At this point the battery should be taken off charge and allowed to cool before resuming the charge process.

 Are lead acid batteries recyclable?

Lead acid batteries are 100% recyclable. Lead is the most recycled metal in the world today. The plastic containers and covers of old batteries are neutralized, reground and used in the manufacture of new battery cases. The electrolyte can be processed for recycled waste water uses. In some cases, the electrolyte is cleaned and reprocessed and sold as battery grade electrolyte. In other instances, the sulfate content is removed as Ammonia Sulfate and used in fertilizers. The separators are often used as a fuel source for the recycling process.

What is battery rating?

The most common battery rating is the AMP-HOUR RATING. This is a unit of measurement for battery capacity, obtained by multiplying a current flow in amperes by the time in hours of discharge. (Example: A battery which delivers 5 amperes for 20 hours delivers 5 amperes times 20 hours, or 100 ampere-hours.)