Parallel Data System PDF 100P4 battery replacement 6-volt 3.2ah sealed
Replacement Parallel Data System PDF 100P4 battery pack, rechargeable small 6-volt valve regulated sealed lead acid mobility batteries rated at 3.2ah non-spillable suitable for portable equipment
Below you will hopefully find we have entered all of the relevant details for you to decide on the purchase of a new compatible battery you will require for the Parallel Data System PDF 100P4, they are 6-volt with 3.2ah of energy storage often seen as alarm backup energy and in medical devices including portable and capable of deep cycling, rechargeable and recyclable, the main component used in the manufacture of the cells is lead it follows then that they are a environmentally friendly as can very easily be made into something else, maybe another battery at the end of their life and the time comes for recycling, more information on this can be found on our recycling page
- Parallel Data System PDF 100P4 battery replacement
When you place an order and it is delivered to you the batteries will be almost fully charged, but regardless of this you should still complete a charge them before first use, however if it's a battery backup for something that's always connected to the mains with its own built in charging circuit like a monitor or maybe a alarm system then you do not need to charge it first as the system will do that for you, it shouldn't take long as its almost fully charged already, just until the charger lights indicates its ready, if really in doubt overnight will be more than enough but it's doubtful you would need to leave it on the charger that long, you may well just want to fit them and use the equipment, but do try not miss this first step, if needed that is, it's worth waiting until the first charge has completed and it may well contribute to over life span
If being used in a portable device it may well take a number of charges and alternating use in your equipment for the battery to condition and be able to take a full capacity charge, this is quite normal, allowing your new batteries to sit without any charge in them is not a certainly not a good idea so it follows that if using them in a portable device as soon as you have finished using it put it back on charge, do not try to attempt to fully discharge the batteries, it will not rejuvenate them, in fact the opposite, it will reduce the lifespan and cost you money in the long run, if for any reason you are not using them for long periods then you should recharge every 4 to 6-weeks but do not leave on the charger for more than 24-hours at a time
The battery type is AGM which is short for absorbed glass mat construction, they are also valve regulated, to the end user this would mean they can be used around the home or in portable devices without the fear of any leakage, they will never need any maintenance, except of course charging, no need to top up fluids, they are sealed, the acid is held within a glass matting, very tough can withstand heat and the cold to the extreme and highly reliable
So many codes on batteries are almost the same, it would be prudent to carefully check them before ordering to ensure you are getting the right pack, if in doubt then look at your old one, take a note of the dimensions and anything that is written on the side, this will always be the best information to have, we have also included on the page the dimensions so you can confirm before ordering, these 6v 3.2ah batteries are mainly constructed using lead which can easily be recycled, more information on recycling can be found at the foot of this page
Voltage = 6-volts
Capacity = 3.2Ah @20Hr
Chemistry = VRLA, AGM, sealed lead, Pb
There are 1 rechargeable batteries for the Parallel Data System PDF 100P4 the physical size of the individual batteries are as follows
Length = 134mm or 5.27-inches
Width = 34mm 1.33-inches
Height = 60mm or 2.36-inches
Battery layout - from chart below = 1
