AlphacellXTV_Battery_Datasheet.pdf

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Hartford County, Connecticut

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This is a product datasheet for AlphaCell XTV extreme temperature batteries manufactured by Alpha Technologies Services, Inc., in support of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut's Traffic Signal Maintenance contract opportunity (Bid No. 26/27-13). The datasheet specifies four battery models—100XTV, 150XTV, 195XTV, and 240XTV—designed for outdoor broadband, traffic, and security applications operating in extreme temperature environments ranging from -40°C to 60°C. These absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries feature virgin lead-alloy grids, patented Computerized Charge/Discharge System (CCDS) technology, and are rated for 100%, 150%, 195%, and 240-minute runtimes respectively at 25 amps and 25°C. The batteries include threaded alloy insert terminals accepting M6 bolts, weigh between 39 and 75 pounds depending on model, and feature maximum discharge currents ranging from 300 to 850 amps with short circuit currents between 1,450 and 2,650 amps. All models carry a full five-year replacement warranty and are optimized for remote advanced status monitoring.

The datasheet provides comprehensive runtime estimation tables for both XM3-918HP and XM3-624HP power supply configurations across multiple voltage, amperage, and battery quantity scenarios, with ratings deducted 4 to 6 percent for legacy power supply models. Float charge voltage specifications are 13.5 to 13.8 VDC per 12V unit at 25°C, with refresh/boost charging between 14.4 and 15.0 VDC. Maximum AC ripple tolerance from the charger is 0.5 percent RMS or 1.5 percent of float voltage, with a maximum allowable voltage of 4 percent peak-to-peak. Batteries can be stored up to 12 months at 25°C with higher temperatures requiring more frequent recharging. Terminal hardware torque specifications are standardized at 13.6 NM (120 in-lbs) across all models. The product documentation indicates strategic global manufacturing and distribution with non-spillable transportation ratings suitable for remote outdoor enclosures without temperature control.

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• Extreme temperature Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) technology

• Significant cold temperature performance improvement over gel

• Longer runtimes help increase network reliability

• Multiple models provide options for all network architectures

• Power density gains allow more runtime from smaller sized battery

• Extended service life for non-temperature controlled outdoor enclosures

• Full 5 year replacement warranty

The AlphaCell XTV Battery line is specifically designed for extreme outdoor temperature applications. Its virgin lead-alloy grids minimize corrosion and maximize life expectancy.

Patented Computerized Charge/Discharge System (CCDS) provides 100% out-of-box runtime capacity. Strategic global manufacturing and distribution locations available with non-spillable transportation ratings. Optimized for remote advanced status monitoring.

AlphaCell® XTV Extreme Temperature Batteries for Broadband, Traffic and Security Applications

100XTV

150XTV

195XTV

240XTV

Alpha Technologies Services, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to the products and information contained in this document without notice.

Copyright © 2019 Alpha Technologies Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Alpha® is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies Services, Inc.

AlphaCell XTV Specifications 09/2019 www.alpha.com

General 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV Operating Temperature Range (w/ Temperature Compensation):

-40 to 60°C / -40 to 140°F (Charger temperature compensation @ ±3.3mVpc per °C)

Storage Temperature: -10 to 40°C / 14 to 104°F -10 to 40°C / 14 to 104°F -10 to 40°C / 14 to 104°F -10 to 40°C / 14 to 104°F

Self Discharge: Battery can be stored up to 12 months at 25°C / 77°F. Higher temperatures during storage will require more frequent recharge.

Voltage Per Unit: 12V 12V 12V 12V

Float Charge Voltage: 13.5 to 13.8VDC average per 12V unit at 25°C / 77°F

Refresh/Boost Charging Voltage: 14.4 to 15.0VDC average 12V unit at 25°C / 77°F

Maximum AC Ripple (Charger): 0.5% RMS or 1.5% of float recommended for best results. Maximum voltage allowed = 4% P/P

Terminal Type: Threaded alloy insert terminal to accept M6 x 12mm bolt

Threaded alloy insert terminal to accept M6 x 20mm bolt

Terminal Hardware Torque: 13.6NM / 120in-lbs 13.6NM / 120in-lbs 13.6NM / 120in-lbs 13.6NM / 120in-lbs

Case Sizes: 22NF 24 27 31

Dimensions H x L x W (in/mm): 8.17 x 9.01 x 5.46 / 207 x 228 x 138 8.44 x 10.85 x 6.65 / 214 x 275 x 168 8.43 x 12.71 x 6.67 / 214 x 322 x 169 8.57 x 13.50 x 6.71 / 217 x 343 x 170

Weight Approximate (lbs/kg): 39 / 17.7 56 / 25.4 67 / 30.5 75 / 32

Battery 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV Runtime Rating 25A (@ 25°C / 77°F to 1.75Vpc): 100 minutes 150 minutes 195 minutes 240 minutes

Amp Hour Capacity 20Hr Rate (@ 25°C / 77°F to 1.75Vpc): 56Ah 80Ah 100Ah 112Ah

Maximum Discharge Current: 300A 800A 800A 850A

Short Circuit Current: 1450A 1900A 2250A 2650A

Impedance 60Hz (Approximate): 0.005Ω 0.0045Ω 0.0039Ω 0.0034Ω

Conductance Range Fully Charged New Battery (@ 25°C / 77°F): 700 to 800 900 to 1100 1050 to 1250 1250 to 1550 Note: Terminal hardware included with every battery.

Constant Current Nominal Ratings in Amps (@ 25°C / 77°F to 1.75V per Cell) Discharge Time (Hours) 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 20

100XTV: 39.4 22.1 15.8 12.4 10.3 8.7 6.7 5.4 4.6 2.8

150XTV: 53.0 30.6 21.6 16.8 13.9 11.9 9.3 7.7 6.5 4.0

195XTV: 65.5 37.6 26.9 21.0 17.3 14.7 11.3 9.4 7.9 5.0

240XTV: 81.7 45.5 32.1 25.0 19.8 16.6 13.0 10.5 9.0 5.6

Estimated Runtime Minutes Using XM3-918HP (Deduct 4 to 6% for Legacy XM Power Supplies)

90VAC @ 4A 6A 8A 10A

Models: 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV

3 Batteries: 280 401 506 581 183 262 335 389 133 190 245 289 101 146 190 228

6 Batteries: 597 869 1083 1240 402 579 726 830 298 427 538 617 232 332 421 485

9 Batteries: 914 1349 1673 1927 621 905 1128 1292 465 672 841 961 366 527 662 757

90VAC @ 12A 14A 16A 18A

Models: 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV

3 Batteries: 81 117 153 188 66 96 127 158 55 81 108 136 47 69 92 118

6 Batteries: 188 269 344 399 157 224 288 336 133 191 246 290 113 163 211 251

9 Batteries: 300 430 542 621 252 360 456 524 215 307 391 451 185 264 337 391

Estimated Runtime Minutes Using XM3-624HP (Deduct 4 to 6% for Legacy XM, VMX, and GMX Power Supplies)

60VAC @ 4A 6A 8A 10A

Models: 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV

3 Batteries: 416 599 751 858 276 396 500 574 203 290 369 427 157 224 288 336

6 Batteries: 869 1280 1588 1828 590 858 1070 1225 441 637 797 912 347 499 627 717

9 Batteries: 1321 1941 2441 2832 904 1333 1653 1904 681 995 1237 1419 539 783 977 1118

60VAC @ 12A 14A 16A 18A

Models: 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV 100XTV 150XTV 195XTV 240XTV

3 Batteries: 126 181 234 276 104 150 195 233 87 127 166 201 74 108 142 175

6 Batteries: 284 407 513 589 238 340 431 497 203 291 370 428 174 249 319 371

9 Batteries: 444 461 803 918 375 539 677 774 322 432 582 667 278 398 503 577 Based on .92 cable plant factor @ 25°C / 77°F

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