YACHU 12V 55AH 10HR

• • • • 12 V: The battery’s nominal voltage is 12 volts — typical for many small solar, inverter, or backup systems (also common for car batteries and many small DC appliances).

      • 55 Ah: This is the battery’s capacity in ampere-hours (Ah) at the rated discharge rate. Roughly, it means the battery can supply 55 amperes for ~1 hour — or 5.5 A for ~10 hours.

      • 10HR (10-hour rate): This indicates how the capacity is measured: a constant discharge over 10 hours. In other words, 5.5 A for 10 hours would drain it. If you draw more current (say 20 A), the effective capacity will drop — because lead-acid batteries (and gel/AGM types like this) have lower efficiency at high discharge rates.

      So: under “ideal / nominal” conditions, the battery is rated to give 55 Ah over a 10-hour draw (≈ 5.5 A continuous). For heavier loads, runtime decreases.

      The YACHU 12V 55Ah is described as a sealed lead-acid (SLA), gel-type (gel/AGM-style) battery — meaning it’s maintenance-free, sealed, and spill-proof. 

    • Its design makes it suitable for solar-power systems, inverter backup, domestic/commercial power storage, or any DC supply system where you want reliable deep-cycle capacity.

    • Its physical size is ~229 × 138 × 208 mm — so it’s a fairly compact 12 V battery suitable for home solar/inverter cabinets or general storage.

      • The YACHU 12V 55Ah is described as a sealed lead-acid (SLA), gel-type (gel/AGM-style) battery — meaning it’s maintenance-free, sealed, and spill-proof.

      • Its design makes it suitable for solar-power systems, inverter backup, domestic/commercial power storage, or any DC supply system where you want reliable deep-cycle capacity.

      • Its physical size is ~229 × 138 × 208 mm — so it’s a fairly compact 12 V battery suitable for home solar/inverter cabinets or general storage.

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