Ritar FT12-125 – uninterruptible power, security panels and exit lighting – 125Ah 12V

Quick answer: For UPS and standby systems there is the Ritar FT12-125, carrying a 125Ah 12V rating. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.

Technical figures at a glance

Getting the best from the Ritar FT12-125

A storm knocks out the power and the UPS takes over in a heartbeat. Wear gloves when handling old batteries. Plan on renewing standby blocks on a regular cycle rather than waiting for trouble.

Ritar FT12-125: what it is and who it suits

Office tech teams usually come looking for the Ritar FT12-125 when the UPS starts beeping. Sealed construction lets it sit in a cabinet for years. Installers pick baterias.online because the specifications are laid out the same way for every block.

Need extra reserve? 125Ah puts this one near the top for UPS and standby systems.

Questions and answers

Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

• ✓ Built with AGM technology: if your vehicle or system was set up for another chemistry, check the charging settings first.
• ✓ Dimensions to compare: 552 × 110 × 239 mm. Do not forget the base ledge, which the hold-down clamp grips on many vehicles.
• ✓ Capacity 125Ah: equal to or a little above your old label is ideal.

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What AGM means for you

AGM stands for absorbent glass mat, a fancy name for a very tidy way of storing acid. Alarm panels and UPS units are classic homes for small AGM blocks. Charge an AGM battery in a cool, ventilated place.