LiFePO4 Battery for UPS Backup
UPS backup use on this site comes from the 12V model listings themselves: the LF4070-9 names UPS among its applications, the LF4011-15 names small UPS backup, and the LF4020-7 is listed for UPS lighting. This page is a guide drawn from those listings.
- LiFePO4 packs in 12V, 24V and 48V
- 7 x 12V models with full spec tables
- Portable stations and hybrid NiMH fitments
- Certificates available upon request
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A UPS battery is a standby part: it must match the UPS unit's voltage, its battery compartment and its charging profile, and it must deliver the load for the runtime the installation needs. None of those system values is published on this page, because they depend on the UPS unit, not on the battery alone.
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Which 12V models name UPS use
LF4070-9 (42Ah) names UPS among its applications, with a 21A discharging current and a 50A maximum continuous. LF4011-15 (6Ah) names small UPS backup, with a 3A discharging current and a 6A maximum continuous. LF4020-7 (12Ah) is listed for UPS lighting, with a 6A discharging current and a 15A maximum continuous. Those three models span the small-to-mid UPS range, and the current figures are the binding constraint for any UPS load, not the capacity alone.
The YB-LF51100 listing also names UPS among its applications, at 48V and 100Ah. A 48V UPS architecture is a different system from a 12V one, and the architecture question should be answered before a model is chosen. Before payment, confirm MOQ, lead time, voltage, warranty and certification scope for your order.
Before ordering
Before payment, confirm MOQ, lead time, voltage, warranty and certification scope for your order.
Confirm the specification for the model actually ordered, not for a neighbouring model or a series range.