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New Ippon batteries are now available for partners. IPL-1240 and IPL-1265 offer the perfect balance of price and quality, and come in the manufacturer's signature colors.

Introducing the new Ippon IPL-1240 and IPL-1265 batteries – two powerful new products in the manufacturer's signature colors.

The IPL 12-40 battery is designed to provide backup power for security systems, telecommunications equipment, industrial facilities for a wide range of applications, and operation in uninterruptible power supplies. It is widely used in both business and home settings.

The battery is suitable for providing backup power to a variety of equipment. The nominal battery capacity is 40 Ah.

The second new product, the IPL 12-65, is a more powerful battery with a nominal capacity of 65 Ah, which is also designed for various equipment.

The new products have a sealed design that prevents electrolyte leakage through the terminals or housing. Ippon batteries are classified as "non-spillable" and meet all requirements of the International Air Transport Association (IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations).

The battery uses a lead-calcium grid made of pure materials, so the batteries can be stored for a long time without recharging.

A fully charged battery can be used in a temperature range from -15ºС to 50ºС. A long service life of 10-12 years (at a temperature of 20ºС) is achieved thanks to a highly efficient lead-calcium grid with an anti-corrosion structure. Both new products are resistant to vibrations and mechanical shocks. Unlike other types of batteries, there is no so-called memory effect, and there is no need to fully discharge the battery before charging it.

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