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A 6 V sealed lead-acid battery supplying 10 Ah with an F1 terminal
The Yuasa NP10-6 is a 6 volt sealed lead-acid battery that delivers 10 Ah capacity. It uses an F1 terminal for connection and arrives in new condition. The valve-regulated design allows maintenance-free operation in any orientation. Suitable for standby and cyclic applications where 6 V power is required.
This battery fits security panels, emergency lighting and small UPS units that specify a 6 V 10 Ah block with F1 terminals. Buyers who need a different voltage, a higher capacity or a larger terminal type such as F2 should look at other models. It is not suited for engine starting or high-rate discharge duties.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Yuasa |
| Power | |
| Rated voltage | 6 |
| Amperage | 10Ah |
The battery has an F1 terminal; verify your equipment accepts this terminal type before installation.
Do not mix capacities or ages in series; both batteries must be identical 10 Ah units to avoid damage.
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