Ni-Cd battery MRX series
for emergency lightingfor telecommunications equipmentsintered

Ni-Cd battery
Ni-Cd battery
Ni-Cd battery
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Characteristics

Type
Ni-Cd
Applications
for telecommunications equipment, for emergency lighting
Other characteristics
high-performance, high-power, sintered
Load capacity

Max.: 520 Ah

Min.: 70 Ah

Length / diameter

Max.: 384 mm
(15.1 in)

Min.: 143 mm
(5.6 in)

Weight

Max.: 36 kg
(79.37 lb)

Min.: 12 kg
(26.46 lb)

Description

MRX on-board compact, lightweight and adaptable batteries provide a reliable, always-available source of high energy and power to ensure: passenger safety (on-board signaling, security lighting, door control and communication networks); passenger comfort (ventilation, air-conditioning, lighting, Wi-Fi); and fail-safe train start-up (pantograph lift-up, computing, electronics). Their high energy and power performance makes them ideal for the continuous, everyday use required for on-board backup on all types of modern electric trains including urban, regional and intercity transport. Features & Benefits Enables optimum use of limited space to achieve significant increases in passenger carrying capacity Combines proven Ni-Cd reliability with sintered/PBE efficiency for a reliable backup under a broad range of tough conditions Easy maintenance with integrated water filling system Technical Specifications Maximum performance reliability and low TCO Low-maintenance with a 2-year interval between water top-up Compact, lightweight block battery package for a major size and volume advantages (30% lighter than standard Ni-Cd batteries) Does not suffer from “sudden death” which can affect lead acid batteries Resistant to extreme temperatures of – 50°C to + 50°C

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