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AGM battery 12 V / 9 Ah — Power-Max
More capacity means longer running between charges — recommended where the GSM signal is weaker, or when you leave the scale unattended for longer stretches.
Why an AGM battery for the scale
The scale runs on 12 V and the battery is its only power source — there is rarely mains power at an apiary. That makes the battery type worth thinking about. AGM means the electrolyte is absorbed into a glass mat rather than sitting free as in a conventional battery. In practice:
- It cannot leak or evaporate — it can lie on its side or sit at an angle
- It needs no maintenance — no topping up with distilled water
- It stands up to vibration better — which matters when you move hives
- It self-discharges more slowly — so it lasts longer while the scale sits idle over winter
How long one charge lasts
That depends on the measuring interval and the strength of the GSM signal. At the factory setting of 60 minutes, a healthy battery comfortably carries the scale through a season. Where the signal is weak the module transmits at higher power and draws more, so a larger capacity is worth having.
Charging
Charge it with a charger intended for lead-acid batteries — ideally one with a maintenance stage, which tops the battery up without overcharging it. We carry two suitable chargers in the shop.
Specifications
| Capacity | 9 Ah (C10) — about 30% more than a 7 Ah battery |
| Terminal | T2 6.35 mm |
| Dimensions | 151 × 65 × 94 mm |



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