NAKS Amptek 12V 12Ah Rechargeable Sealed Lead Acid Battery for E-Bike Kits and Electronics Toys

• Battery Chemistry Type: Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) / SMF VRLA
• Nominal Voltage: 12 Volt DC
• Nominal Capacity (20HR Rate): 12 Ah
• Cycle Use Voltage Charge: 14.4V – 15.0V (at 25°C)
• Standby / Float Use Voltage: 13.5V – 13.8V (at 25°C)
• Initial Charging Current Limit: Less than 3.6 Amps
• Terminal Profile: Push-Type T1/T2 Faston Connectors
• Certifications: CE Compliant
• Casing Material: Flame-Retardant Heavy ABS Plastic

Features

• Maintenance-Free AGM Design: Sealed, valve-regulated layout eliminates fluid refilling, preventing hazardous acid leakage or spills.
• Optimized High Service Life: Advanced chemical grid design guarantees extended charge-discharge cycles with low capacity degradation.
• Rugged ABS Composition: Housed in a tough, vibration-resistant ABS polymer box that protects structural cells against impact damages on raw terrains.
• Low Self-Discharge Constant: Premium internal plates preserve active chemical reserves for months without substantial voltage drop during downtime.
• Versatile Multi-Orientation Tracking: Can be securely mounted, configured, or integrated horizontally or vertically without compromising cell output metrics.
• Standard Fasten Terminals: Equipped with robust, conductive push-type slip terminals to ensure safe connectivity and prevent accidental power arc disconnects.

Applications

• Kids' Ride-On Vehicles: High-capacity power upgrade for motorized children's cars, mini-quads, and electric toy dirt bikes.
• Emergency Safety Lighting: High-drain backup cells for heavy industrial multi-LED searchlights, farm torches, and path flashlights.
• Hobbyist Electronic Prototypes: Consistent, ripple-free direct-current power supply for academic DIY engineering projects, micro-motors, and testing equipment.
• Security & Automation Frameworks: Standby backup batteries for emergency burglar alarms, low-power home automation grids, and compact UPS enclosures.

Usage

• Identify the positive terminal (marked in red or +) and the negative terminal (marked in black or -) on the Amptek casing shell.
• Slide matching quick-disconnect female terminal wire adapters over the push-type plates, ensuring a tight mechanical clamp connection.
• Charge the battery using a dedicated smart 12V lead-acid battery charger configured below the 3.6A initial current limit.
• Avoid creating a direct copper short-circuit connection between the two terminal leads, as this will spark and damage the interior grid layout.
• Recharge the battery pack promptly after substantial drain cycles, avoiding storing the unit at sub-10.5V settings to avoid permanent plate sulfation.