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SKU:IC695ACC302
RX3i IC695ACC302 15AH Lithium Battery Backup GE
Manufacturer: General Electric
Product No.: IC695ACC302
Product Type: Battery Module
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 224g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
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Description
GE Fanuc IC695ACC302 Auxiliary Smart Battery Module
GE Fanuc IC695ACC302 provides extended RAM backup for PACSystem RX3i and RX7i CPUs with 15AH lithium battery capacity.
Key Specifications
- Brand: GE Fanuc
- Model: IC695ACC302
- Compatible: RX3i / RX7i PACSystem
- Type: 3-Cell Lithium
- Output: 3 VDC
- Capacity: 15.0 AH
- Lithium: 5.1 grams total
- Weight: 224 grams
- Operating temp: 0°C to +60°C
- Shelf life: 7 years at 20°C
- Dimensions: 5.713" x 2.559" x 1.571"
- Certification: CE Certified
Connector Details
- Cable: 2.0 ft (0.6m) twisted 22 AWG, 80°C rated
- Connector: Female 4-pin JAE
- Adapter: 2" (50mm) 4-pin male to 2-pin female included
FAQs
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Battery capacity?
15.0 AH at 3VDC output. -
How long does it last?
23-200 days depending on CPU model. -
When to install?
Install with CPU powered on for maximum life.
Additional Specifications
- Black
Scalar (V/f)
Vector
AC-powered
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- Follow manufacturer instructions and best practices during installation.
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