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What is a powersafe sbs40 battery?

The EnerSys® PowerSafe SBS40 battery from Specialist Power Systems continues to offer unrivalled choice and performance in compact and energy dense configurations. The PowerSafe SBS40 is manufactured to the highest international standards and ideal for reliable use in all wireless and fixed-line communication applications.

What is EnerSys powersafetm sbs-40 battery?

EnerSys PowerSafe™ SBS-40 battery utilizes unique and proven technology to provide superior performance with an extended service life in compact and energy dense configurations. PowerSafe SBS batteries are manufactured to the highest international standards and are ideal for reliable use in all wireless and fixed-line communication applications.

How do I contact powersafe sbs40?

Call us on 01234 851155 to discuss your requirements and how we can help you find the right product and support. For more information, please call us on +44 (0) 1234 851155 or send us a message below. The PowerSafe SBS40 is manufactured to the highest international standards and ideal for use in wireless and fixed-line communication applications.

What is the maximum operating temperature of a powersafe SBS battery?

The maximum operating temperature of the PowerSafe SBS battery series can be extended to 80°C via an optional metal jacket. Features Specialist Power Systems are an approved sales partner to EnerSys in the UK with expert technical knowledge.

What are powersafe® SBS batteries?

Manufactured to the highest international standards, PowerSafe® SBS batteries offer outstanding performance in both float and cyclic applications. The high energy density of these batteries makes them ideal for system upgrades or reduced installation footprint, while still delivering dependable backup protection.

What temperature should a powersafe SBS monobloc be operated at?

However, PowerSafe® SBS monoblocs and cells can be operated in the temperature range -40°C to +50°C. In order to maintain mechanical integrity of the plastic components, the battery temperature in operation should not exceed +50°C. Monoblocs and cells lose capacity when standing on open-circuit because of parasitic chemical reactions.