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Cyclon 4V-D · Alarm battery 4V 2.5Ah

Reference: BOL-CYCLON-4V-D

Cyclon 4V-D: alarm battery with 4 V and 2.5 Ah.

Voltage
4V
Capacity
2.5Ah (C10)
Technology
TPPL
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Where the Cyclon 4V-D fits

The Cyclon 4V-D is a VRLA battery for alarms, emergency lighting and electronic equipment: sealed, small and designed to spend years on float charge. Check dimensions and terminal type.

The 4V-D belongs to the Cyclon CYCLON Battery 4V Monoblocs range. More Cyclon batteries

TPPL technology in the 4V-D

The 4V-D is TPPL: thin plate pure lead AGM. It is the technology behind ODYSSEY, GENESIS and PowerSafe.

Part numbers and codes for the Cyclon 4V-D

Look for any of these 4V-D codes on your current battery or in the manufacturer's catalogue:

Commercial reference4V-D
Not to be confused withCyclon 4V-X (5 Ah), Cyclon 4V-E (8 Ah)

Check this before ordering the Cyclon 4V-D

  • With 2.5 Ah, the 4V-D replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.

Frequently asked questions about the Cyclon 4V-D

How much does the Cyclon 4V-D weigh?

0.36 kg, with 2.5 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.

Which terminal does the Cyclon 4V-D have?

See the terminal type in the technical data. In small equipment the usual ones are F1 (4.8 mm) or F2 (6.35 mm) tab terminals.

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