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Stanpro SLBFN Weatherproof Battery Unit

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October 28, 2022

The NEMA4X and EEMAC4X rated SLBFN series of weatherproof battery units are designed to operate in the most extreme environments. The non-metallic, reinforced, fully sealed enclosure offers a hinged lid with durable screw locks. Equipped with vandal resistant wet location heads designed to operate in extreme environments, they are fully protected in a polycarbonate housing with gasket.

  • VAC 120/347 or VAC 277, 60Hz input
  • High-efficiency, fast-recovery, precision-controlled charging system
  • Push Button Momentary Test Switch
  • Diagnostic/Driver LED for CA ENABLE and CHARGE
  • Current-limiting charger, fully automatic
  • Protection against voltage reductions and short circuits
  • Sealed lead acid battery, maintenance free
  • Non-metallic enclosure with standardized gray finish
  • Polycarbonate heads with gasket to prevent water infiltration
  • CSA C22.2 141-15 certified

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