Gate Motor Battery 12V 7.2Ah AGM Sealed Lead Acid
12V 7.2Ah AGM sealed lead acid gate motor battery, 151 x 65 x 99mm, F1 tabs. One in a Centurion Systems D3, D5-Evo or VANTAGE, two in a D6, D10 or D20; also Gemini 12V sliders built for 7Ah.
- 12V 7.2AhAGM sealed lead acid
- 151 x 65 x 99mmAbout 2kg
- F1 tabsSmall spade terminals
- Gate motorsCenturion Systems and Gemini
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This is a 12V 7.2Ah AGM sealed lead acid gate motor battery for motors that take a 12V 7Ah or 7.2Ah battery. Centurion Systems D3, D5-Evo and VANTAGE motors take one; the D6, D10 and D20 take two. It also suits Gemini 12V sliders built for a 7Ah battery. This listing is the general AGM battery; if you would rather have the motor maker's own battery, see the Centurion Systems 12V 7Ah battery or the Gemini 12V 7.2Ah battery.
Gate motor battery 12V 7Ah: which motors take it?
- One battery: Centurion Systems D3, D5-Evo and VANTAGE.
- Two batteries: Centurion Systems D6, D10 and D20.
- Gemini 12V sliders: the Gemini manual gives 12V 7Ah or 12Ah. This battery is for the ones built for 7Ah, such as the Gemini Slider 12V 7Ah.
It is not the usual garage door motor battery. Most garage door motors take a small 12V battery, such as the ProSec 12V 2.3Ah, or a 24V battery.
Size and terminals
The case is 151 x 65 x 99mm and the battery weighs about 2kg, with F1 tabs, the small spade terminals. Hold your old battery next to these sizes before you order, so you know it will sit in the battery tray.
Charging and care
The label gives a cycle charge of 14.4 to 14.7V and a standby charge of 13.5 to 13.8V, with an initial current of 2.1A. It is sealed AGM, so there is nothing to top up. Do not let it heat above 40°C. The same battery is also used in alarm panels and other 12V standby equipment. Alectra Solutions supplies the equipment only.
Key features
- 12V 7.2Ah AGM. Sealed lead acid with absorbent glass mat construction.
- One or two per motor. One in a Centurion Systems D3, D5-Evo or VANTAGE; two in a D6, D10 or D20.
- Gemini 12V sliders. Suits Gemini 12V sliders built for a 7Ah battery.
- Standard 7Ah case size. 151 x 65 x 99mm and about 2kg.
- F1 tabs. Small spade terminals.
- Charge range on the label. Cycle 14.4 to 14.7V, standby 13.5 to 13.8V.
- Sealed. AGM construction with nothing to top up.
Specifications
| Voltage | 12V |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7.2Ah |
| Type | AGM sealed lead acid |
| Size (L x W x H) | 151 x 65 x 99mm |
| Weight | About 2kg |
| Terminals | F1 tabs |
| Cycle charge | 14.4 to 14.7V |
| Standby charge | 13.5 to 13.8V |
| Initial current (label) | 2.1A |
| Centurion Systems | One in D3, D5-Evo, VANTAGE; two in D6, D10, D20 |
| Gemini | 12V sliders built for a 7Ah battery |
| Sold as | One battery |
Questions people ask
Yes. The D5-Evo takes one 12V 7Ah or 7.2Ah battery, and so do the D3 and VANTAGE.
Two. The Centurion Systems D6, D10 and D20 each take two 12V 7Ah or 7.2Ah batteries.
Gemini 12V sliders take a 12V 7Ah or 12Ah battery, depending on the model. This one is for the sliders built for 7Ah.
Yes, motors that take a 12V 7Ah battery take the 7.2Ah as well. Check the size against your old battery first.
Usually not. Most garage door motors take a 12V 2.4Ah battery or a 24V battery.
Cycle 14.4 to 14.7V and standby 13.5 to 13.8V, as printed on the label.
Need it fitted? Alectra Solutions supplies product only. Ask the branch and we will point you to installers in Pretoria.