Drypower 12V 7Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery for Backup and Standby Use etc House Alarms, (not recommended for cyclic use). STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE TO CHANGE YOUR HOME ALARM BATTERIES

Product Details

Model No	12SB7P-F1
Inventory Code	60000-973
Categories	Sealed Lead Acid (SLA-VRLA) Batteries Sealed Lead Acid Valve Regulated (AGM) Batteries Cyclic & Standby Type Sealed Lead Acid Valve Regulated (AGM) Batteries Standby Type
Selling Unit	EACH
Description	Drypower 12V 7Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery replaces BP7-12, PS1270S, DM12-6.5, DM12-7, FG20721, CBL12V7.0AH, LP12V7AH, LP12-6.5, LP12-7.0, LPL12-6.5, WP7-12, NP1270, PB12/7, PS-1270, RM12-7.2, RT1270E, CP1270
Application	Backup and Standby Use
Chemistry	Sealed Lead
Voltage	12V
Nominal Capacity	7Ah
Watt Hour	84.0Wh
Termination	F1. Click Datasheet link or Drypower Battery Termination Guide link below for further information
Width	65mm
Height	94mm
Length/Breadth/Depth	151mm
Weight	2200g
Brand

When the Battery light shows it is time to replace the battery this is usually every 3-5 years

The usual procedure to change the battery is:

1. Open the panel (the battery is usually located inside)

2. The Tamper alarm will sound

3. Enter your Pin Number this will turn the alarm off

4. Check the battery Part Number, Size, Voltage and Amp Hour rating of the battery

5. Close the Panel Re-Enter your Pin Number to set the Alarm, then in some cases again to put the alarm on standby

When you have purchased your 12 Volt 7 Amp Hour battery repeat 1-3

6. Take care not to pull on the wires when removing the battery connectors and make sure you replace them on the corresponding terminal of the new battery

Then repeat step 5