Module Type:Battery Module

Model Number:GJR2360100R1100

Series:83SR05B-E

Capacity (Ah):6000

Voltage (V):24

Charge Current (A):100

Discharge Current (A):60

Dimensions (mm):400 x 100 x 200

Weight (kg):15

Operating Temperature Range (-°C to +°C):-20 to +60

Cycle Life:3000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge

    Introducing the ABB GJR2360100R1100 Battery Module, engineered for unparalleled reliability in industrial automation environments. This advanced battery module is specifically tailored to provide seamless power backup, ensuring that critical systems remain operational under any circumstances. With its robust design and high-efficiency performance, it stands as an indispensable component for maintaining system integrity in demanding industrial settings.

    Featuring a compact yet powerful 12 VDC configuration, this module offers a generous capacity of 2.3 Ah, capable of delivering sustained power for up to 2 hours at a nominal current of 1.9 A. Its dimensions, measuring 60mm x 50mm x 15mm, make it an ideal fit for space-constrained applications without compromising on performance.

    Engineered to withstand extreme environmental conditions, the ABB GJR2360100R1100 operates efficiently within a temperature range from -20°C to +70°C, ensuring consistent performance across diverse geographical locations. The inclusion of UL, CE, and FCC certifications guarantees safety and compliance with international standards, further enhancing its suitability for global deployment.

    The module's standard terminal block connection facilitates easy integration into existing systems, minimizing installation time and complexity. Designed for durability and reliability, this battery module is constructed from premium materials, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance requirements.

    For operators seeking to safeguard their industrial operations against power disruptions, the ABB GJR2360100R1100 Battery Module is an exceptional choice. Its combination of high capacity, robust design, and broad compatibility makes it a cornerstone for maintaining operational continuity in the face of unexpected power outages.