Introduction to 12V38AH Telecom Tower & Public Broadcast Batteries

GP 12V38AH battery is a high-quality VRLA (valve-regulated sealed lead-acid) product, specially designed to meet the backup power demands of Telecom Tower and Public Broadcast systems. It boasts steady performance, a space-saving design and extended standby time, acting as a dependable emergency power solution to keep key equipment running smoothly in both scenarios.

1. 12V38AH Core Parameters

• Rated Voltage: 12V
• Rated Capacity: 38Ah (C10 rate, 1.80V per cell,)
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 198*167*173mm
• Charging Voltage: Float 13.6–13.8V; Cycle 14.4–14.8V
• Self-discharge Rate: ≤2%/month (25℃), ideal for long-term standby with little recharging
• Operating Temperature: -20℃～50℃ (tolerates extreme outdoor conditions)
• Design Life: 10 years (float charge at 25℃, cost-efficient service period)

2. Key Advantages for Telecom Tower & Public Broadcast

• Scenario-tailored Design: Adjusted for both telecom towers and public broadcast setups, matching the power needs of tower communication gear and broadcast amplifiers to ensure quick backup when power cuts occur.
• Effective Capacity Use: 38Ah capacity balances standby duration and installation space, delivering non-stop power for telecom signal transmission and public broadcast playback during emergencies.
• Sealed & No-maintenance: Equipped with AGM separator and valve-regulated sealed structure, it achieves no leakage, no regular water refilling, and safe operation in sealed tower cabinets or outdoor broadcast enclosures.
• Reliable Emergency Discharge: Reinforced grid and thickened plates ensure stable high-current output and good deep discharge recovery for sudden power outages in remote telecom towers and public areas.
• Excellent Environmental Resistance: Wide operating temperature range and low self-discharge rate endure harsh outdoor environments, reducing O&M expenses for telecom towers and public broadcast sites.

3. Typical Applications

• DC backup for telecom tower communication devices, base stations and signal transmission points.
• Standby power for tower monitoring, lightning protection and auxiliary devices.
• Backup power for remote telecom tower nodes without stable grid.
• Standby power for public broadcast amplifiers, outdoor terminals and emergency regulators.
• Emergency power for public area broadcast systems (schools, communities, stations, scenic spots).
• UPS/EPS systems supporting public broadcast infrastructure.

4. Installation & Maintenance Guidelines

• Installation: Mount with terminals upward, arrange in single row; reserve 5–10mm heat dissipation gaps; coat terminals with anti-oxidation grease after installation.
• Maintenance: Run in 25℃ float charge; inspect terminals and battery case quarterly, handle abnormalities promptly.