Stationary nickel-cadmium batteries 10–3500 Ah
Country: Germany · Model: NiCd
Stationary nickel-cadmium storage batteries of 10–3500 Ah with a long service life, supplied as single cells or blocks. They are used in backup power systems of power plants, telecom nodes, UPS, alarm systems and emergency lighting.
- Electrode technologies
- pocket plate, fibre structure, sintered foil
- Versions
- single cells, blocks
- Capacity
- 10–3500 Ah
- Applications
- backup power of power plants, telecommunications, UPS, alarm systems, emergency lighting
Technical specifications
| Electrode technologies | pocket plate, fibre structure, sintered foil |
|---|---|
| Versions | single cells, blocks |
| Capacity | 10–3500 Ah |
| Applications | backup power of power plants, telecommunications, UPS, alarm systems, emergency lighting |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
The line covers three electrode technologies, and the battery's discharge mode depends on it. Pocket plate electrodes hold the active mass in perforated steel pockets and suit long discharge at moderate current. Fibre structure electrodes have a flexible fibre base that tolerates deep discharges and frequent cycles well. Sintered foil electrodes are thin, have low internal resistance and deliver a large current for several seconds, for example for switching on circuit breaker drives. The battery is assembled from single cells or from blocks, and the number of series cells sets the DC bus voltage of the site. In addition to standard batteries, individual versions with accessories and service support are supplied for a specific site. A nickel-cadmium system with alkaline electrolyte stands in buffer mode for years and remains ready to operate in an emergency.
How to choose
First determine the discharge mode, because the electrode technology depends on it. For hours of autonomy at low current take pocket plate cells, for frequent cycles fibre cells, for short pulses of high current sintered cells. The capacity is selected in the range of 10–3500 Ah by the design load and backup time. If the site has a heated battery room, the same task will be covered by stationary lead-acid OPzS, OGi, GroE, AGM and GEL at 0.8–3500 Ah. For railway cars and locomotives, separate rolling-stock NiCd batteries of the KL, KM, KH series at 10–1500 Ah are intended.
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FAQ
What capacity do the stationary nickel-cadmium batteries of this line have?
From 10 to 3500 Ah; the battery is assembled from single cells or from blocks.
How do pocket plate, fibre and sintered NiCd electrodes differ?
Pocket plate electrodes are designed for long discharge at moderate current, fibre ones tolerate frequent deep cycles better, sintered ones have the lowest internal resistance and deliver a large current for a short time.
Where are stationary NiCd batteries used?
In backup power of power plants, at telecom nodes, in UPS, alarm systems and emergency lighting.
Can a NiCd battery be ordered with accessories and service?
Yes, along with standard batteries, individual versions with accessories and service are supplied.
What to choose for backup power, NiCd or a lead-acid battery?
NiCd is chosen for its long service life and tolerance of deep discharges. Lead-acid OPzS, OGi, GroE, AGM and GEL at 0.8–3500 Ah cover the same task in rooms with a stable temperature.
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