Rebel 12V 100Ah Gel Battery for UPS Power Supplies

Rebel Power 12V/100Ah Gel Battery Gel batteries have become an alternative to traditional lead-acid batteries. Unlike the latter, gel models are maintenance-free, meaning they don't require electrolyte refilling. Their advantages include a sealed housing and gel electrolyte. This ensures no leakage, allowing the battery to be stored in any position and offering greater shock resistance. The internal structure of the Rebel battery, combined with its weight of almost 30 kg, gives our product a higher capacity than other, lighter products sold by the competition. Gel Battery Durability One of the greatest advantages of gel batteries is their lifespan. Of all the types available on the market, this type has the longest lifespan, as with proper use, it can last up to a dozen years. Importantly, gel batteries are also more resistant to changing and extreme weather conditions. Choosing a Gel Battery Appropriate dimensions aren't everything. When choosing a battery, pay attention to its capacity – it should be no more than 110% or less than 90% of the capacity recommended for the device you plan to power. The output voltage is also important, and its value must be very close to the recommended value (+/- 0.2 V). Choosing a Gel Battery Appropriate dimensions aren't everything. When choosing a battery, pay attention to its capacity – it should be no more than 110% or less than 90% of the capacity recommended for the device you plan to power. The output voltage is also important and must be very close to the recommended value (+/- 0.2 V). Applications of Gel Batteries Gel batteries are used in applications such as motorcycles, golf carts, and lawnmowers. They are also used in uninterruptible power supplies, photovoltaic installations, alarm systems, and electric toys. Moreover, these batteries can be found in cars with many electrical devices, such as campers. They are then used not to jump-start the car, but to power electronic equipment. Gel Battery Charger For a charger to function properly and not damage the battery, it must have the appropriate current and voltage. These values will vary at different charging stages, so it's worth choosing an automatic charger that not only adjusts the charging current and voltage but also turns off when the battery is fully charged.