7ah Security Alarm Batteries 12v Low Self Discharge Burglar Alarm Batteries

7ah Security Alarm Batteries 12v Low Self Discharge Burglar Alarm Batteries

Genuine Alarm Battery - The Most Trusted And Highest Reviewed Sealed Lead Acid Batteries
Battery Type - 12 Volt 7 Amp 20 Hour Sealed Lead Acid Battery With F1 Terminals
Ease Of Mind -All Of Our Batteries Are MAINTENANCE FREE and VALVE REGULATED
Used for Alarms, Automobiles, Lighting, Electronics, Emergency Systems, Medical Devices, Scooters, Solar Power, Wheelchairs, etc...
User Friendly - Easy Installation With a Very Durable And Rugged Construction

General AGM series of products for the ordinary type VRLA battery, the main use of AGM technology 

and design of the cathode absorption valve controlled sealed lead-acid batteries. Wide range of common products, suitable for all kinds of start-up, emergency, electric toys, electric lighting and other application conditions. 

Product Standards 

You can expect our batteries meet with the standards JIS, DIN, IEC60896-21/22. We have obtained ISO9001 &  ISO14001 certification. We have obtained UL approvalfor all types of batteries. We have obtained CE approval for all types of batteries. All these render our batteries to be compatible with requirements of world-level equipment. 

General Features 

• Stable Quality & High Reliability  

• Sealed Construction  

• Environmentally friendly  

• Maintenance-Free Operation  

• Low Pressure Venting System  

• Low Self Discharge  

• UL Component Recognition

Applications

• Alarm Systems  

• Cable Television  

• Communications Equipment  

• Control Equipment  

• Emergency lighting Systems  

• Fire & Security  

• Geophysical Equipment  

• Medical Equipment  

• Micro Processor Based Office Machines   

• Television & Video Recorders  

• Toys  

How to Replace a Home Alarm Battery?

When the battery that powers a house alarm begins to lose its ability to function, a warning will normally display on the front panel of the alarm. Typically, the message will indicate that a technician needs to be contacted in order to replace the battery. However, calling a technician can be expensive, when the work is quite simple. By following these steps, replacing a house alarm battery can be done within minutes.

Step 1:
Locate the battery within the alarm system by removing the front panel door. The battery will be installed with two cables hooked into the alarm.

Step 2:
Normally, when a home alarm system is installed, a technician will leave the homeowner an engineer’s code to disable the alarm when needed. This code should be entered into the system prior to disconnecting the battery to avoid tripping the alarm. Unfortunately, without this code, removal of the battery will cause the alarm to sound. If this code is not accessible, cover the speaker of the alarm to weaken the noise while removing the battery. It is important to muffle the sound as best as possible as most alarm sound louder than 100 decibels and could cause serious damage to human eardrums if too close for longer than a few minutes.

Step 3:
Once the cables have been removed, unplug the power supply to the main panel. This will keep the alarm from running electricity through the cables and possibly causing electrocution.

Step 4:
Install the new battery into the compartment inside the panel. Reattach the cables to the battery just as they were removed. Plug the power supply to the main panel. On most alarm models, the alarm will continue to sound with the engineer’s code being entered. A message may appear that warns “Open Zone” or “Tamper”. If the engineer’s code was entered prior to the battery removal, the alarm will not continue to sound.

Step 5:
If the alarm continues to sound after the battery has been installed, check the main panel tamper switches. These switches are spring loaded and are pushed back into place once the main panel door has been put back into place. Reinstall the door so that the switches are pushed in and the alarm will cease.

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