Alarm Battery 12 Volt 7Ah, SA12V7 This dependable battery offers reliable power for alarms, and is designed to last - giving you peace of mind.

Keep your home or business protected with the guaranteed reliability of the Alarm Battery 12 Volt 7Ah, SA12V7. With a long-lasting design, you can have complete confidence in your alarm system for years to come.

Model : SA12V7

Alarm Battery suitable for Hills Reliance alarm systems

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The SA12V7, 12V 7Ah (C20) is part of the ZEAL range of Sealed Lead Acid batteries (SLA), which often are referred to as Valve Regulated Lead Acid batteries (VRLA) or Absorbed Glass Matt batteries (AGM).

The Zeal AGM Fire and Security is available in a range of sizes to suit applications in standby, recreation, UPS, Fire & Security, generators and medical equipment. Complete with CSIRO ActivFire Certification, you can have confidence the product has been tested in fire environments.

• Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology for superior performance
• Valve regulated (VRLA), maintenance free spill proof construction
• Rugged vibration and impact resistant ABS case and cover
• Gas recombination technology
• 2-year standby design life
• Alarm batteries are not covered for warranty purposes for panel or power failure.

6 Easy Steps to change a security alarm battery

Step 1
Turn off the electrical supply to your system.

Step 2
If your alarm system is monitored, contact the control room to let them know you are going to change the backup battery. This will prevent the control room sending a patrol company to your premises.

Step 3
Locate the alarm system battery in the control panel. Typically the alarm system battery will be installed in a walk-in robe, cupboard or even a spare bedroom wardrobe.

Step 4
Open the control panel box. You can usually do this with a control panel key (sometimes left on top of the control box), or you may need to unscrew the cover. When you open the cover, your alarm may go off. Make sure you have your code on hand to turn off your system if this occurs.

Step 5
Disconnect the battery. Remove both the black and red wires from the battery terminals. You should be able to do so gently by hand, or you may prefer to use pliers. (To avoid receiving a shock, make sure you do not touch the battery terminals or open-end of the wire connectors with any metal implement.)

Once disconnected, remove the old battery and dispose of it responsibly.

Step 6
Connect the new battery, making sure you are using a battery of the same size and voltage as the original. Start by removing any plastic protectors from the new battery, then connect the wires.

Ensure the battery is not put in backwards—the printed information should be facing towards you. Insert the RED wire in the RED battery terminal, and the BLACK wire in the BLACK. Ensure the connectors are tightly connected to the battery terminals. If you have a multimeter, use it to check that the battery is charging. Close the control panel and lock.