ABB SB822 3BSE018172R1 Rechargeable Battery Unit

The ABB SB822 3BSE018172R1 rechargeable battery pack is part of ABB portfolio of backup power solutions for industrial automation and control systems. The SB822 rechargeable battery pack provides temporary power during a power outage, ensuring that critical systems such as controllers, memory or communication equipment remain operational long enough to perform a proper shutdown procedure or until main power is restored.

Ensures systems remain operational during power outages by providing the necessary voltage for a short period of time to maintain data integrity, shutdown or conversion. The unit is rechargeable and has a long service life, reducing the need for frequent replacement.

The battery pack is specifically designed to integrate with ABB automation and control systems, it is used in ABB S800 series or control system products. Designed to be used for a long time without frequent maintenance or replacement. However, it needs to be checked regularly to ensure its charge state and overall performance.

The battery is used to store energy when the system is operating normally, and then provide backup power when necessary. Charging is usually done from the main system's power supply.

Frequently asked questions about the product are as follows:

-What type of battery does the ABB SB822 use?

Either sealed lead acid (SLA) or lithium-ion batteries are used. This type of battery is designed for industrial applications and provides long-lasting power and efficient charging cycles.

-How long can an ABB SB822 battery last before it needs to be replaced?

The typical life of the battery in the ABB SB822 is about 3 to 5 years. Frequent deep discharges or extreme temperature conditions can shorten the life of the battery, so it is important to maintain proper charging cycles and temperature control.

-How do I install the ABB SB822 rechargeable battery pack?

Power off the system for safety. Locate the battery compartment or designated slot in the ABB control panel or system rack. Connect the battery to the system backup power terminal, ensuring the polarity is correct (positive to positive, negative to negative). With the battery pack in place, ensure it is securely fastened in the compartment or chassis. Start the system and ensure the battery is properly charged.