ALUX 2V OPzV tubular gel battery series
Lead Acid Battery Solution

ALUX OPzV 2500Ah 2V Tubular Gel Battery (OPzV2500)

ALUX OPzV 2500Ah 2V Tubular Gel Battery (OPzV2500) is a 2 V 2,500 Ah tubular gel battery in a 487 × 212 × 772 mm case weighing 192 kg, rated for deep-cycle duty in telecom, UPS and substation standby. Dimensions, terminal type and weight are listed in the specification table.



Product Overview

The ALUX OPzV2500 is a 2 V 2,500 Ah OPzV tubular gel cell, 487 × 212 × 772 mm over the case (847 mm including terminals) and weighs 192 kg. Tubular positive plates with a lead-tin-calcium alloy grid hold the active material in place, which is what gives OPzV blocks their life in long-duration discharge and in cabinets running at 35–70 °C. Cells are series-connected into 12 V, 24 V or 48 V strings, with 8 M10 × 20 terminals per cell for connector bars.

Key Features

  • Tubular positive plates — die-cast lead-tin-calcium alloy grids with tubular sheaths hold the active material in place and slow down corrosion, which is what sets life in long-duration duty.
  • Gel electrolyte — fumed-silica gel immobilises the acid, so tall cells do not stratify and the battery is maintenance-free and spill-proof.
  • High-temperature tolerance — stable performance in cabinets and shelters running 35–70 °C, where AGM blocks would dry out.
  • Low-resistance microporous separator — keeps internal resistance low for high-current discharge as well as long, slow discharges.
  • High-strength ABS container — moulded case rated for stationary installation and transport.
  • Bolt terminals — threaded posts with the terminal count shown in the table for string wiring.

Technical Specifications

Specification
OPzV2500
Model
OPzV2500
Nominal voltage
2 V
Nominal capacity
2,500 Ah
Chemistry
Tubular gel valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA)
Length
487 mm
Width
212 mm
Height
772 mm
Total height (incl. terminals)
847 mm
Terminal type
M10 × 20
Terminal count
8
Weight
192 kg
Container
High-strength ABS

Typical Applications

  • Telecom BTS and core sites
  • UPS and data-centre strings
  • Solar and wind hybrid microgrids
  • Substation control and protection
  • Emergency power and EPS systems
  • Railway and metro signalling
  • Security and fire-alarm panels
  • Outdoor cabinets at 35–70 °C