Bineng Power(Bevault) Lead-acid batteries are commonly used in security system control panels as backup power sources. These batteries provide a reliable and stable source of power during electrical outages, ensuring that the security system continues to operate even when the main power supply is interrupted. Here's how a lead-acid battery is used in a security system control panel:
The popular models are:12v 4.5ah, 7ah, 9ah, 17ah, 18ah, 28ah, 33ah etc.
Backup Power: The primary function of the lead-acid battery in a security system control panel is to act as a backup power source. When the main electrical supply is functioning, the control panel is powered by the regular AC power. However, in the event of a power outage, the control panel automatically switches to the backup battery to ensure continuous operation.
Seamless Transition: When the power goes out, the control panel switches to battery power almost instantaneously. This seamless transition is essential for maintaining the security system's functionality without any interruptions.
Capacity: The capacity of the lead-acid battery is chosen based on the power requirements of the security system and the expected duration of the power outage. Larger batteries with higher ampere-hour (Ah) ratings can provide power for a more extended period.
Charging: The battery is constantly kept on charge when the main power supply is active. This charging process ensures that the battery is always at full capacity when needed. Control panels are equipped with charging circuits designed specifically for lead-acid batteries.
Low Voltage Detection: Control panels are typically designed to monitor the battery voltage. When the voltage drops to a certain level, indicating that the battery is running low, the system may generate a notification to alert the user or a monitoring service. This feature ensures that the battery is replaced or recharged before it completely runs out of power.
