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GRoE FIAMM SGH 29 2V 1540Ah battery — is an industrial GRoE (Gauntleted Rod Electrode) battery cell with an open electrolyte 2V 1540Ah, built on the basis of Planté-plates made of pure lead, which provides up to 25 years of operation. High reliability at peak loads, low water consumption and resistance to deep discharges make this battery indispensable for facilities with critical power backup.
Key advantages of the GRoE FIAMM SGH battery
- Planté-plates made of pure lead – highest durability and stability
- Capacity 1540 Ah @10H – high energy capacity for industrial facilities
- Up to 25 years of service – the highest class among lead-acid batteries
- Water topping up only once every 3 years in buffer mode
- Increased thermal stability and minimal self-discharge
- Full compliance with DIN 40738 (GRoE) and IEC 60896-11
- Environmental friendliness – suitable for 100% recycling
Technological features
- Voltage: 2 V
- Capacity: 1540 Ah @10H (1.80 VPC, 20°C)
- Dimensions: 328×348×607 mm
- Weight with electrolyte: 188 kg
- Electrolyte volume: 30.3 liters
- Ventilated (flooded) design
- Possibility of delivery with terminals of the type “bolt + nut” (UK National Grid option)
Usage scenarios
- Centralized high-power UPS systems
- Power nodes at heavy industry enterprises
- Critical infrastructure facilities: railways, airports, military systems
- Substations and SCADA control systems
- Industrial generator start-up systems
Service support in Ukraine
LLC «Total-Energo» – provides technical support for systems based on FIAMM GRoE: delivery, installation, audit of electrolyte, ventilation systems, implementation of level and temperature sensors, integration into RACK systems, service.
Quality charge and monitoring
- Victron Skylla-TG industrial charging systems or similar– with Flooded profile
- BMV-712 Smart / SmartShunt 1000A / Lynx VE.Can– for controlling high currents
- DIN 40740 level indicators – mandatory for GRoE systems
- BACS® / Victron Cerbo GX – centralized monitoring of the bank status