Lead Acid Storage Battery Specifications

　　Lead acid storage batteries come in a variety of specifications to meet different application requirements. One of the most common specifications is the voltage, with 12V being widely used. Batteries such as the HAZE HZY12-200 and KOBA MF105D31R both have a nominal voltage of 12V, which is suitable for many applications like UPS systems, solar power storage, and automotive starting.

　　The capacity of lead acid storage batteries also varies. It can range from a few ampere-hours (Ah) to several hundred Ah. For example, the TCS battery mentioned earlier has a capacity of 7Ah, while the HAZE HZY12-200 has a capacity of 200Ah, and the Weida deep cycle storage batteries come in capacities of 55Ah, 150Ah, 200Ah, and 250Ah.

　　Another important specification is the discharge rate. Some batteries are designed for low discharge rates, such as the TCS and Weida batteries, which are suitable for applications where a relatively constant and low-level power supply is required. Others, like the Gem Battery, are designed for high discharge rates and can provide a large amount of current in a short time, making them suitable for applications with high power demands.

　　The physical dimensions and shape of the battery are also part of its specifications. Batteries can be flat, square, or cuboid in shape, and their dimensions need to fit into the available space in the equipment or system where they will be used. For example, in some portable electronic devices, smaller and thinner batteries are preferred, while in larger power storage systems, larger and more robust batteries can be used.

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