Cyclon
Cyclon 2V-E · Alarm battery 2V 8Ah
Reference: BOL-CYCLON-2V-E
The Cyclon 2V-E is an alarm battery with 2 V and 8 Ah.
Cyclon 2V-E · Alarm battery 2V 8Ah images
- Voltage
- 2V
- Capacity
- 8Ah (C10)
- Technology
- TPPL
Price:
€44.49
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14 days to return your order
If it does not fit, you have 14 days from delivery to return it unused.
Where the Cyclon 2V-E fits
The Cyclon 2V-E backs up alarm panels, emergency luminaires and devices with a standby battery. Check dimensions and terminal type.
The 2V-E belongs to the Cyclon CYCLON Battery 2V Single Cell range. More Cyclon batteries
What it means that the 2V-E is TPPL
Inside, the 2V-E uses thin plates of pure lead (TPPL). It is the technology behind ODYSSEY, GENESIS and PowerSafe.
What to look at before buying the 2V-E
- With 8 Ah, the 2V-E replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.
Part numbers and codes for the Cyclon 2V-E
This is how the Cyclon 2V-E appears on the label and in parts catalogues:
| Commercial reference | 2V-E |
|---|---|
| Not to be confused with | Cyclon 2V-D (2.5 Ah), Cyclon 2V-X (5 Ah), Cyclon 2V-J (12 Ah) |
Frequently asked questions about the Cyclon 2V-E
How much does the Cyclon 2V-E weigh?
0.49 kg, with 8 Ah of capacity.
How often should I replace the alarm battery?
Every 3 to 5 years, or when the panel warns of low battery. It is a wear part that degrades even if there have been no outages.
How often should I replace the alarm battery?
Every 3 to 5 years, or when the panel warns of low battery. It is a wear part that degrades even if there have been no outages.
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