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Fulbat FP12-40FR · UPS battery 12V 40Ah
Reference: BOL-FULBAT-FP12-40FR
Fulbat FP12-40FR: UPS battery with 12 V and 40 Ah, measuring 197 × 165 × 170 mm.
Fulbat FP12-40FR · UPS battery 12V 40Ah images
- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 40Ah
- Technology
- AGM
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 197 × 165 × 170 mm
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The Fulbat FP12-40FR at a glance
The Fulbat FP12-40FR replaces the original batteries in a UPS. The FP12-40FR spends most of its life on float charge, waiting for a power cut.
The FP12-40FR belongs to the Fulbat FULBAT FP General Purpose range. More Fulbat batteries
Equivalents and alternatives to the Fulbat FP12-40FR
As the FP12-40FR is an AGM battery, we only list other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: neither an EFB nor a conventional battery can replace it.
| Model | Technology | Capacity | Dimensions (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q-Battery 12LS-38 | AGM | 38 Ah | 197 × 165 × 170 |
| Long WPS40-12 | AGM | 40 Ah | 199 × 166 × 171 |
| Long WPS40-12N | AGM | 40 Ah | 199 × 166 × 171 |
| Long WPL40-12 | AGM | 40 Ah | 199 × 166 × 171 |
| Long WPL40-12N | AGM | 40 Ah | 199 × 166 × 171 |
| Fulbat FP12-40 | AGM | 40 Ah | 197 × 165 × 170 |
Fulbat FP12-40FR vs FP12-50 and FP12-33
The real differences between the FP12-40FR and the closest Fulbat models:
| Model | Capacity | Dimensions (mm) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fulbat FP12-40FR (this one) | 40 Ah | 197 × 165 × 170 | 12 kg |
| Fulbat FP12-50 | 50 Ah | 197 × 165 × 170 | 14.2 kg |
| Fulbat FP12-33 | 33 Ah | 195 × 130 × 178 | 10.5 kg |
- Fulbat FP12-50: 10 Ah more, the same dimensions.
- Fulbat FP12-33: 7 Ah less, a different case (195 × 130 × 178 mm).
What it means that the FP12-40FR is AGM
Inside, the FP12-40FR has glass fibre separators (AGM) that hold the electrolyte. The FP12-40FR needs a charger with an AGM mode that does not exceed 14.7 V.
What to look at before buying the FP12-40FR
- Length, width and height of the FP12-40FR: 197 × 165 × 170 mm.
- With 40 Ah, the FP12-40FR replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.
Fulbat FP12-40FR codes and part numbers
This is how the Fulbat FP12-40FR appears on the label and in parts catalogues:
| Commercial reference | FP12-40FR |
|---|---|
| Terminal type | T6 |
| Not to be confused with | Fulbat FP12-4,5FR (4.5 Ah) |
Frequently asked questions about the Fulbat FP12-40FR
Fulbat FP12-40FR or FP12-50?
Compared with the FP12-40FR, the Fulbat FP12-50 has 10 Ah more. With 50 Ah, the FP12-50 runs longer between charges than the FP12-40FR (40 Ah). Both measure 197 × 165 × 170 mm, so they fit the same tray.
How much does the Fulbat FP12-40FR weigh?
The FP12-40FR weighs 12 kg. For reference, the Fulbat FP12-50 (50 Ah) weighs 14.2 kg.
Which battery is equivalent to the Fulbat FP12-40FR?
Only other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: Q-Battery 12LS-38, Long WPS40-12 and Long WPS40-12N. Neither an EFB nor a conventional battery replaces the FP12-40FR.
What is the difference between F1 and F2 terminals?
The tab width: F1 is 4.8 mm and F2 is 6.35 mm. Most UPS units use F2; check your unit's connector before ordering.
More batteries to compare with the FP12-40FR
- Other uPS batteries
- More Fulbat models
- Q-Battery 12LS-38 · 38 Ah, 197×165×170 mm
- Long WPS40-12 · 40 Ah, 199×166×171 mm
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