grid | power FNC nickel-cadmium batteries with fiber electrodes
Country: Germany · Model: grid | power FNC
Stationary nickel-cadmium batteries with FNC fiber electrodes that work in the range of −40…+60 °C and last up to 25 years. They are intended for UPS, substations and emergency lighting where the battery faces frost, heat, shocks and vibration.
- Technology
- nickel-cadmium, FNC fiber structure
- Power classes
- X, H, M, L
- Operating temperature
- −40…+60 °C
- Service life
- up to 25 years
Technical specifications
| Technology | nickel-cadmium, FNC fiber structure |
|---|---|
| Power classes | X, H, M, L |
| Operating temperature | −40…+60 °C |
| Service life | up to 25 years |
| Standards | IEC/EN 60623 |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
The fiber structure of FNC electrodes holds the active mass mechanically stronger than plate designs, so the battery tolerates shocks and vibration at industrial and transport sites. NiCd chemistry does not fear deep discharge and long standing in a discharged state, unlike lead batteries. The operating range of −40…+60 °C makes it possible to install the battery in unheated containers and cabinets at open substations without climate equipment. The four power classes X, H, M, L are designed for different discharge durations, from short current surges to several hours of supply. The design meets IEC/EN 60623.
How to choose
The class is chosen by discharge duration. X suits the shortest high-current loads, H and M mixed ones, and L long supply of emergency consumers. If water topping up is undesirable on site, look at the low-maintenance FNC-VR version with gas recombination. When the battery stands in a heated room with stable temperature, a lead series is enough, for example AGM grid | power VR M with a service life of up to 15 years.
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grid | power FNC nickel-cadmium batteries with fiber electrodes. We reply within one business day.
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FAQ
In what temperature range do FNC NiCd batteries work?
From −40 to +60 °C. The battery can be installed in unheated cabinets and containers.
What is the service life of grid | power FNC?
Up to 25 years. This is longer than the manufacturer's AGM series with a design life of up to 15 years.
What do classes X, H, M, L mean in the FNC series?
These are power classes for different discharge durations. X is for short high-current discharges, L for long ones, H and M are intermediate, and all meet IEC/EN 60623.
Do FNC batteries withstand vibration and shocks?
Yes, the fiber structure of the electrodes is designed for shocks and vibration, and the range of −40…+60 °C covers extreme climatic conditions.
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