SW — high-rate VRLA AGM batteries 12 V, 6.2–7.9 Ah
Country: Japan · Model: SW200, SW280
The SW series includes two high-rate 12 V models for UPS systems, SW200 with a capacity of 6.2 Ah and SW280 with a capacity of 7.9 Ah. Both belong to the EUROBAT class General purpose with a service life of 6–9 years.
- Technology
- VRLA AGM, high rate
- Nominal voltage
- 12 V
- Capacity (20 h)
- 6.2 and 7.9 Ah
- Models
- SW200, SW280
Technical specifications
| Technology | VRLA AGM, high rate |
|---|---|
| Nominal voltage | 12 V |
| Capacity (20 h) | 6.2 and 7.9 Ah |
| Models | SW200, SW280 |
| EUROBAT classification | General purpose, 6–9 years |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
The high-rate design is tuned for a short discharge in low-power UPS systems, where power in the first minutes matters rather than the 20-hour capacity. Both blocks are compact, so they are convenient for replacing the standard batteries of small UPS units, after checking the dimensions and terminal type. VRLA AGM technology is sealed, no water topping up is needed, and the blocks work in the closed UPS case next to the electronics. The 6–9 year period under EUROBAT is longer than in series of the Standard commercial class, for example NP with 3–5 years, so replacements happen less often.
How to choose
The difference between the models lies in capacity, so the choice depends on the required autonomy time and the size of the compartment. SW280 with 7.9 Ah holds the same load longer than SW200. If a medium or high-power UPS uses blocks of higher capacity, look through FXH at 45–238 Ah or EN at 86.4–579 Ah.
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FAQ
What capacity do SW200 and SW280 batteries have?
SW200 has 6.2 Ah, SW280 has 7.9 Ah, both models at 12 V.
How long does an SW280 battery last in a UPS?
The series has the EUROBAT class General purpose, which corresponds to 6–9 years of service.
Is SW suitable for cyclic operation?
The series is designed for high-rate discharge in UPS systems. For a mode with regular cycles, the universal NP, which works both in standby and in cycling, is a better fit.
How does SW differ from NP at 12 V?
SW is high-rate and has a class of 6–9 years, while NP is a universal series of the Standard commercial class with 3–5 years of service.
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