Mercury 12V VRLA Battery (18Ah and 26Ah)
Keep your UPS, small inverter, or alarm system running when the power goes out. The Mercury 12V VRLA battery is a sealed, rechargeable battery that needs no topping up, so you install it and forget about maintenance. As a result, you avoid acid spills and the cost of battery care. In addition, you choose the 18Ah or 26Ah size to match your equipment and your backup time.
Why choose this battery?
- Sealed and maintenance-free: The valve-regulated design needs no water, so ownership stays simple and clean.
- Two capacities: The 18Ah battery suits smaller loads, and the 26Ah battery gives you longer backup, so you pick what fits.
- Stable 12V power: It delivers steady power to your equipment, which keeps it running smoothly.
- Low self-discharge: It holds its charge well when idle, so it stays ready between power cuts.
- Easy replacement: It fits many UPS units and small inverters, so you swap the old battery in minutes.
- Safe to use indoors: The sealed case reduces leaks, so it also suits homes and offices.
Where can you use the Mercury 12V VRLA battery? (verify)
The Mercury 12V VRLA battery suits computer UPS units, small home inverters, alarm systems, CCTV and communication equipment. It works best with light loads such as lights, fans, TVs, routers, and computers. However, it gives short backup on heavy loads, and it is not made for large inverters or solar systems. For those, choose a higher-capacity tubular battery. Send us your equipment model, and we will confirm the right battery before you order.
Specifications
- Brand: Mercury
- Type: Sealed VRLA (valve-regulated lead-acid) rechargeable battery
- Voltage: 12V
- Capacity: 18Ah or 26Ah
- Maintenance: None required
- Dimensions and weight: [add from the label or supplier]
- Terminal type: [add from the label or supplier]
- Part numbers: 18Ah MERC 18 VRLA, 26Ah MERC 26 VRLA
Tips for longer battery life
First, charge the battery fully before first use. Next, keep it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, because heat shortens battery life. Also, never mix old and new batteries in the same system. Finally, replace the battery when the backup time drops sharply, usually after two to three years.
