Gel battery LPM-GL 12V - 280 Ah

A gel (GEL) battery is a completely sealed power source that requires no maintenance during storage or operation.

If we consider a gel battery, its advantages and disadvantages, we can conclude that a GEL battery significantly surpasses conventional lead-acid batteries in technical parameters and performance characteristics.

Advantages of a gel battery:

• High resource of charge/discharge cycles (1200*) and, as a result, a longer service life (on average 7-8 years, depending on operating conditions).
• The battery can be installed in residential premises. The viscous structure of the electrolyte and the completely sealed housing prevent acid leaks and guarantee the absence of harmful fumes.
• In practical use, gel batteries demonstrate stable results when operating in low (-40°C) and high (+60°C) ambient temperatures. A wide range of operating temperatures allows the use of GEL batteries as rechargeable batteries for solar power plants.
• The manufacturing technology of gel batteries implies the ability of these batteries to withstand long-term discharge, cyclic discharge, deep discharge, and high-current discharge.
• Batteries of this type have low self-discharge rates during long-term storage and reliable self-protection against overdischarge and overcharging of the battery.

Features of the production of gel batteries

The main feature of gel batteries is the viscous (gel-like) structure of the electrolyte.

The case is filled with electrolyte using a vacuum pump, which ensures its uniform concentration and high tightness of adhesion to the plates.

Separators separating the lead electrodes in gel batteries are made of durable microporous material with aluminum additives. This design makes the separator resistant to vibrations and mechanical