Ivac Medical Systems 580 battery replacement 6-volt 3.2ah sealed AGM
Replacement Ivac Medical Systems 580 rechargeable compact 6-volt 3.2ah battery pack, valve regulated VRLA sealed AGM, safe non-spillable batteries which can be used in portable devices direct from warehouse at low price
Below you should find we have listed most of the relevant information that you would need to help assist you in the renewal of a compatible battery for your Ivac Medical Systems 580, which has a energy storage capacity of 3.2-amp hours, this size battery is often used in medical devices, portable and fixed and also commercial and home alarm systems as well as other uses, the cells are 6-volt and capable of deep cycling, these are of course as would be needed in such installations rechargeable, they are non spillable, safe and not-hazardous so safe to be handled, stored and used indoors, the cell structure is a composite of lead which is formed as AGM and VRLA, more information on these construction processes can be found below
- Ivac Medical Systems 580 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, if the battery is being fitted in something with its own built in always connected mains supply like an alarm system then you can miss this step as it will do a better job of charging it than you, your charger will indicate to you when it has completed this first charge, it will probably not take very long depending on the charger, the light will generally change to indicate its ready, while you may well be tempted just to fit without charging if it's going in a portable device its worth completing the charge first as it may well extend the life of them
You probably will not notice but if you are using in a piece of equipment that requires outside intervention for charging that it will take up to ten charges and associated use in your device before the batteries are capable of taking a few capacity charge, this is normal, letting your new batteries sit in a discharged state, even partially is not a good idea, so if being used in a portable device as soon as you have used them put them back on charge, do not go out of your way to try discharge the batteries fully, this will not extend the life of them, quite the contrary, it will reduce life span quite drastically so cost you money in the long run, if it turns out there are periods where the equipment is not being used on a regular basis then ensure the batteries are fully charged before any period of downtime and then topped up every four weeks but do not leave on the charger for more than 24-hours
This type of battery is valve regulated lead acid, VRLA for short, they still have acid but its trapped between a glass matting, this is why they are also called AGM or absorbed glass mat, you will never to need to top them up with fluid, if fact you cannot as they are sealed, they are not-hazardous and can safely be used indoors or in portable devices with no fear of leakage
We have provided the information here purely as a guide, it would be wise to check the code carefully as so many of them are pretty similar so it's easy to make a mistake, you will also find we have listed the relevant dimensions so you can make sure you are ordering the correct one, looking at your old power pack and taking note of the dimensions and anything that may be printed on the side is probably the best thing to do, these 6-volt 3.2-amp hour batteries are recyclable, the main constructive component is lead or Pb which can easily be recycled, more information on this can be found at the bottom on this page on our recycling link
Voltage = 6-volts
Capacity = 3.2Ah @20Hr
Chemistry = absorbed glass mat, AGM, VRLA
There are 1 rechargeable batteries for the Ivac Medical Systems 580 we have listed the size of each battery below
Length = 134mm or 5.27-inches
Width = 34mm 1.33-inches
Height = 60mm or 2.36-inches
Battery layout - from chart below = 1
