24V 3.4Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery, Single Block (AGM)
One-piece 24V 3.4Ah AGM sealed lead acid battery for 24V backup, such as 24V garage door motors that take a single block. Standby charge 27.2 to 27.6V. Not for Centurion Systems D10 or D10 SMART.
- 24V 3.4AhSingle block
- AGMSealed lead acid
- 27.2 to 27.6VStandby charge
- Garage doors24V single-block motors
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This is a one-piece 24V 3.4Ah AGM sealed lead acid battery: a single 24V block, not two 12V batteries wired together. It is for 24V backup, such as a 24V garage door motor battery where the motor takes one 24V block. Check the voltage, capacity, size and plug against the battery you are replacing before you order. It is not the battery for Centurion Systems D10 or D10 SMART gate motors, which run on two 12V 7Ah batteries.
Is it the right 24V garage door motor battery for you?
It is meant for 24V garage door motors that take one 24V block of about 3.4Ah. Fit varies between models, so send us the make and model of your motor, or a photo of the old battery and its plug, and we will check it before you order.
Some 24V garage door motors run on two 12V batteries instead of one 24V block. Gemini's 24V garage door motors, for example, take two 12V 2.4Ah batteries; for those, order two ProSec 12V 2.3Ah batteries.
Not for these gate motors
- Centurion Systems D10 and D10 SMART: two 12V 7Ah batteries, not one 24V block.
- Centurion Systems A10: the manual lists a 12V 7Ah battery.
Charging
The label gives a cycle charge of 29.0 to 29.8V and a standby charge of 27.2 to 27.6V. The 1.05A on the label is the maximum initial charge current, the limit for the charger, not what the battery delivers. It is sealed AGM, so there is nothing to top up. Alectra Solutions supplies the equipment only.
Key features
- Single 24V block. One battery, not two 12V batteries in series.
- 3.4Ah AGM sealed lead acid. Sealed, with nothing to top up.
- Standby 27.2 to 27.6V. The printed standby charge range.
- Cycle 29.0 to 29.8V. The printed cycle charge range.
- Initial charge current 1.05A max. The charge current limit on the label.
- For 24V single-block motors. Such as 24V garage door motors that take one 24V battery.
Specifications
| Voltage | 24V |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3.4Ah |
| Type | AGM sealed lead acid, single block |
| Standby charge | 27.2 to 27.6V |
| Cycle charge | 29.0 to 29.8V |
| Initial charge current | 1.05A maximum |
| Use | 24V backup, such as 24V garage door motors that take one block |
| Not for | Centurion Systems D10, D10 SMART (two 12V 7Ah) |
| Sold as | One 24V battery |
Questions people ask
If your motor takes one 24V block of about this capacity. Send us the make and model, or a photo of the old battery and plug, and we will check the size and plug.
No. The D10 and D10 SMART run on two 12V 7Ah batteries.
No. Replace two 12V batteries with two 12V batteries. Gemini's 24V garage motors, for example, take two 12V 2.4Ah batteries; the ProSec 12V 2.3Ah replaces one of the pair.
It is the maximum initial charge current, the limit for the charger. It is not the battery's output.
Standby 27.2 to 27.6V and cycle 29.0 to 29.8V.
Need it fitted? Alectra Solutions supplies product only. Ask the branch and we will point you to installers in Pretoria.