Power-sonic PS-1250F2 Sla Battery 12V 5ah

Product Description

The POWER-SONIC PS-1250F2 is a sealed lead acid rechargeable battery rated at 12 volts and 5 ampere-hours (Ah), designed for reliable standby and cyclic power applications across a wide range of equipment. It features a quick-disconnect tab terminal, making it straightforward to integrate into battery trays and harness assemblies without special tooling. At 3.7 pounds, the PS-1250F2 is compact enough for space-constrained enclosures while delivering the sustained discharge capacity that service technicians and system integrators depend on. Licensed electricians, security system installers, HVAC controls technicians, and pool equipment service pros commonly specify this battery type as a direct replacement in backup power and control circuit applications.

This battery is suited for use in residential and light commercial applications where a compact 12-volt sealed lead acid source is required. Typical installations include alarm and security panel backup power, UPS systems, emergency lighting controls, HVAC control board battery backup circuits, and pool or irrigation automation equipment. Its sealed, maintenance-free construction allows installation in any orientation without risk of electrolyte leakage, which is an important consideration in confined equipment enclosures.

Key Features

• 12-volt, 5 Ah sealed lead acid chemistry for reliable standby and cyclic service
• Quick-disconnect tab terminals for tool-free harness connection
• Maintenance-free, sealed construction — installs in any orientation
• Compact footprint fits standard battery trays and replacement slots
• UL recognized — meets common safety certification requirements for panel and control applications
• Lightweight at 3.7 pounds for easy handling in tight enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement sealed lead acid battery for residential and light commercial control panels, backup power systems, and equipment requiring a 12-volt, 5 Ah quick-disconnect terminal battery.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed service technician familiar with low-voltage battery systems and applicable NEC requirements. Disconnect the equipment from its primary power source and allow any stored charge to dissipate before removing or connecting the battery. Verify terminal polarity before making connections — reversed polarity can damage connected equipment. Do not short-circuit the terminals, expose the battery to extreme heat, or attempt to disassemble the sealed case.