AGM battery Safire 12 V 7.2 Ah BATT-1272

Description of the AGM battery Safire 12 V 7.2 Ah BATT-1272

The Safire BATT-1272 rechargeable battery uses AGM lead-acid technology and has a nominal voltage of 12 V. Its capacity is 7.2 Ah at a 20-hour discharge rate, supporting backup or direct power applications in compatible equipment. It uses an F1 connection and measures 94 × 151 × 65 mm, with a weight of 2,220 g. Standby and cyclic operation have different voltage ranges, so the charging system must match the intended mode. It can replace a battery in a security installation when the chemistry, voltage, terminals and available space correspond. The operating time depends on the equipment load and discharge conditions. Nominal capacity alone therefore does not establish the runtime of an alarm panel or another connected device.

Key features

• Rechargeable AGM lead-acid battery.
• Nominal capacity of 7.2 Ah at a 20-hour rate.
• F1 connection for compatible equipment.
• Suitable for standby or cyclic operation.

Technical specifications

Package contents

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Recommended applications

• Backup power for security equipment compatible with this AGM battery specification.
• Replacement in compatible systems after checking terminals and available installation space.

Installation and configuration

Connect the battery with the equipment polarity correctly matched and use an AGM lead-acid compatible charging system. The voltage range is 13.5–13.8 V in standby and 14.4–14.8 V in cyclic use. Charger selection and charging current require the battery and receiving equipment charging documentation.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Does the capacity tell me how many hours it will last?

Not directly. The 7.2 Ah rating applies to a 20-hour rate; actual runtime depends on the load and discharge conditions.

Are standby and cyclic voltages the same?

No. The range is 13.5–13.8 V for standby and 14.4–14.8 V for cyclic operation. The charging system must match the operating mode.

Can it replace any 12 V battery?

Voltage alone is not enough. Charging chemistry, the F1 connection, dimensions and equipment requirements must also match.