Power-sonic PS-12180F2 Lead Acid Battery 12V 18ah

Product Description

The POWER-SONIC PS-12180F2 is a rechargeable sealed lead acid battery rated at 12 volts and 18 amp-hours (Ah), designed for reliable standby and cyclic power applications. It uses a quick-disconnect tab terminal for fast, tool-free connections in tight enclosures. At 13 pounds, this battery is a dense, robust power source suited for UPS systems, emergency lighting, security panels, and similar equipment where dependable backup power is required. Licensed electricians, security system technicians, and facility maintenance professionals are the typical installers.

The PS-12180F2 is used in a wide range of residential and commercial applications. Common installations include uninterruptible power supplies, fire alarm control panels, access control systems, emergency exit lighting, and standby power systems. The quick-disconnect tab terminals suit enclosures where wiring space is limited and fast swap-out is a priority. Its sealed lead acid construction requires no fluid maintenance and allows mounting in multiple orientations, making it adaptable to varied equipment configurations.

Key Features

• 12-volt nominal voltage with 18 Ah capacity for substantial standby runtime
• Quick-disconnect tab terminals allow fast, tool-free wiring connections
• Sealed lead acid chemistry requires no electrolyte maintenance
• UL listed construction meets common safety and installation standards
• Compact footprint at 3 inches wide, 7.13 inches deep, and 6.59 inches tall
• Weighs 13 pounds, balancing energy density with handleability during service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement battery for residential and commercial equipment requiring a 12-volt sealed lead acid battery with quick-disconnect tab terminals, such as UPS units, fire alarm panels, and emergency lighting systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained technician in accordance with NEC guidelines and the equipment manufacturer's service documentation. Disconnect and de-energize the host system completely before removing or installing the battery. Observe correct polarity when connecting quick-disconnect tabs to avoid equipment damage or arc flash. Dispose of spent lead acid batteries according to local environmental regulations, as lead acid chemistry is subject to hazardous material handling requirements.