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V-Guard Flat Plate batteries
V-Guard Flat Plate batteries
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V-Guard Flat Plate batteries are designed for inverter and UPS applications, offering reliable short-duration backup suitable for homes and small offices where power cuts are relatively infrequent or short.
Key Features and Specifications
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Flat Plate Technology: Uses lead-acid flat plates, which are well-suited for moderate backup needs and are generally more economical than tubular batteries.
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Capacity Range: Available in various capacities, typically from 80Ah to 230Ah.
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Digital Compatibility: Compatible with V-Guard and other inverters/UPS systems that allow selection for flat plate battery type and appropriate charging currents for optimal battery life.
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Water Top-up Indicator: Some V-Guard inverters and batteries feature water level reminders, helping ensure minimal maintenance.
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Maintenance: Regular distilled water top-up is required, though many V-Guard inverters can remind users with a "fuzzy logic" sensorless topping system.
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Affordability: Flat plate batteries are typically priced lower than tubular variants, making them a cost-effective choice for low-to-moderate power backup needs.
Typical Applications
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Best suited for locations with short, infrequent power cuts.
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Well-matched to smaller homes, apartments, or office setups that require essential backup (like fan, lights, router, or TV) for short periods.
Model Example
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V-Guard VF 160 Flat Plate Inverter Battery: One of the widely available models, suitable for digital UPS usage.
Comparison: Flat Plate vs Tubular
Feature | Flat Plate | Tubular |
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Backup Duration | Moderate (short-term) | Longer (sustained, deep discharge) |
Maintenance | Moderate (frequent top-up) | Lower (less frequent top-up) |
Price | Lower | Higher |
Lifespan | Shorter (2-3 years typical) | Longer (3-5 years or more) |
V-Guard Flat Plate batteries are a cost-effective, practical solution for modest backup needs, provided users are able to perform regular maintenance and only require shorter backup durations.
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