Q-Battery Q-Battery Ref. BON-QBATTERY-12LS-80

Q-Battery 12LS-80 · 82Ah 12V · backup battery for UPS, alarm panels and telecom racks

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
82Ah
Dimensions (mm)
350×167×180
Battery technology
AGM
Price: €308.41
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12VVolts
82AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
24 kgWeight

In short: Here is the Q-Battery 12LS-80 in one line: UPS and standby systems, 82Ah 12V. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.

Q-Battery 12LS-80 data sheet

MakeQ-Battery
Model code12LS-80
Product lineAGM STANDARD
Used forUPS and standby systems
Volts12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)82Ah
TechnologyAGM
Outer measurements350 × 167 × 180 mm
Weight24 kg
TerminalsF11 (M6)

Fitting and everyday care

Hospitals rely on standby batteries for critical equipment. Check the UPS display after fitting new batteries. Emergency luminaires that go dark early during a drill usually need fresh cells.

Batteries with the same format

Cannot find the Q-Battery 12LS-80 you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.

Long WPL65-12ANLong WPL65-12ARNQ-Battery 12LS-65Long WPL60-12ANLong WPL60-12ARN

Q-Battery 12LS-80 for UPS and standby systems

Electricians often order the Q-Battery 12LS-80 during routine maintenance visits. Built with AGM technology, it can sit sealed in a cabinet without upkeep. At baterias.online, standby batteries sit under maker and reference, block for block.

82Ah sits in the comfortable middle for UPS and standby systems.

Frequently asked questions

How much weight should I expect to lift?

It weighs 24 kg. Lift with your legs and keep it upright.

How should I store the Q-Battery 12LS-80 if I don't fit it immediately?

Yes. Store it standing up in a cool room and top it up after a few months of waiting.

Will the Q-Battery 12LS-80 fit my battery space?

Overall it is 350 × 167 × 180 mm (L × W × H) and tips the scales at 24 kg. Weight is a good clue to how much active material is inside.

What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?

Yes, if they are identical. Two 12V units of 82Ah in series give double the voltage; in parallel they give double the capacity at 12V.

Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

  • ✓ Stored energy reserve: 82Ah. Going much lower than your current battery can leave you short on cold mornings or long stops.
  • ✓ These are F11 (M6) terminals. Photograph the old ones before ordering to compare side by side.
  • ✓ Check that the alternator or controller suits AGM.

Related products and ranges

You will find this battery in the UPS and standby systems section of baterias.online, ready to order. Writing the fitting date on the battery helps when planning the next replacement.

What AGM means for you

Oxygen formed at one plate travels through the mat and recombines at the other. Motorcycles benefit from glass-mat batteries because they tolerate lean angles and vibration. A battery tester gives a clearer picture of AGM health than a voltmeter.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-QBATTERY-12LS-80
  • MPN
    12LS-80

Specifications

BrandQ-Battery
Product lineAGM STANDARD
Used forUPS and standby systems
Battery technologyAGM
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate82Ah
Length350 mm
Width167 mm
Height180 mm
Weight24 kg
TerminalsF11 (M6)

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