Haze HZB12-200 12V 200Ah SLA Battery

Name: Haze HZB12-200 12V 200Ah SLA Battery
Brand: Haze
Price: 441.31 GBP
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18-1191

Brand: Haze MPN: HZB12-200

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Country of Origin: China
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The Haze 12V 200AH sealed lead acid (SLA) battery is designed for excellent performance especially for starting and in stationary applications and when deep discharge is required. Ideal for navigation aids, cellular radio stations and medical uses.

Monobloc battery, 200Ah capacity
12V nominal voltage
E-M8 copper insert terminal
5400A discharge current
-10°C to +45°C operating temperature
2mR internal resistance
Dimensions 520 x 240 x 220mm
Weight 60.9kg
Electrolyte: Sulphuric acid analytical grade
CE approved

Battery Size	SLA
Capacity	200000mAh
Chemistry	Lead acid
Dimensions (H x W x D)	220.0 x 240.0 x 520.0mm
Pack Size	1
Terminal Type	E-M8
Voltage	12V
Weight (Per Battery)	66000g
Cyclic / standby	Standby

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Saturday, January 26, 2013 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 18-1191

Q. I am interested in purchasing two of these batteries to give 24V at 200Ah to store electricity from a Nedap Solar Power inverter for use later each day to drive the system after sunset. I presume from the deep discharge specification and 12 year design life it will be a good choice for this work. Is there a standard cable available to series the two batteries, type HZ12-12-200.

A. Hi Antony. Thank you for your question. There is not as standard cable as such – since it will be dictated to some extent by the intended discharge rate. If you are powering an inverter to main voltage – the current drain on the battery can be huge so need to be taken into account. For example – a 600W inverter will draw something like 2.5A but has only a small useful range of uses. Bigger usage will require large inverters – and so the current drain increases. As a general rule most jump start leads will be adequate such as 89-0730 but not very elegant. If a more elegant connection method is required – we probably have a suitable cable to enable one to be made – but do need to know the maximum current anticipated to avoid burning it out.