Epcom PL-4.56 Backup Battery For Electronic Equipment UL 6V @ 4.5 Ah AGM-VRLA

The Epcom Power Line PL-4.56 is a 6V 4.5 Ah AGM-VRLA sealed lead-acid backup battery engineered for continuous-duty electronic security applications. Its valve-regulated, absorbed glass mat construction eliminates free electrolyte, enabling maintenance-free operation in the demanding thermal and humidity conditions common to installed security infrastructure. Designed for intrusion alarm panels, fire systems, access control controllers, and video surveillance equipment, this battery is built to sustain system availability around the clock without performance degradation. The F1 terminal type ensures broad compatibility with standard security panel battery compartments, and UL recognition supports deployment in code-compliant installations.

Key features & benefits

• AGM-VRLA Technology — Absorbed glass mat construction with valve-regulated sealing eliminates liquid spillage risk, making the battery safe to install in any orientation within equipment enclosures while reducing maintenance requirements to a minimum.
• 6V @ 4.5 Ah Rated Capacity — Provides a reliable energy reserve sized for the backup demands of intrusion alarm panels, fire alarm control units, access control systems, and video surveillance equipment commonly powered at 6V.
• UL Listed — UL recognition supports use in life-safety and security installations where compliance with local fire and building codes requires listed components.
• F1 Terminal Type — Industry-standard F1 faston terminals ensure straightforward, tool-free connection to the quick-connect leads found in the vast majority of security and alarm panel battery harnesses.
• Compact, Defined Form Factor — At 47 mm wide, 107 mm tall, and 70 mm deep, and weighing only 0.7 kg, the PL-4.56 fits within the tight battery compartments of typical alarm and access control enclosures without requiring structural modification.
• High-Reliability Design — Manufactured to serve continuously—24 hours a day, 7 days a week—without loss of rated performance, ensuring that security systems remain operational through extended power outages and environmental stress.