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Long Life, More Backup & Tubular Plates
Float Indicator & MS Fasteners Included

Tall Tubular Technology & Acts as Coolant, Ensures Low Maintenance


Less Fumes Generation & Low Water Loss
5% Extra Capacity & Backup WRT Rated Capacity

150 Ah Tall Tubular
Warranty: 54 Months (30 Months Flat & 24 Months Pro-rata

Easy Recovery After Idle Period
Less Fumes Generation & Low Water Loss


Specialized Super Alloy Spines & Grids with Low Antimony Content
Water Level Indicators: 6

Advanced Dura Core Technology
Extended Backup & Faster Recharge

Less Fumes Generation & Low Water Loss
Low Cost Of Ownership

Less Fumes Generation & Low Water Loss
Low Cost Of Ownership

Less Fumes Generation & Low Water Loss
Lowest Electricity Consumption In Recharging

Easy Recovery After Idle Period
Lowest Electricity Consumption In Recharging

Specialized Super Alloy Spines & Grids with Low Antimony Content
All New Saba (Super Alloy and Binder Additives) Tubular Technology


Float Vent Plug for Electrolyte Level Indicator
Plate Designed with Special Additives to Get Quick Recovery from
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Where are tall tubular batteries commonly used?
They are widely used in applications requiring reliable and long-lasting power, such as home inverters and UPS systems, solar power storage, telecommunication stations, and industrial backup power.
How do tall tubular batteries differ from flat plate batteries?
Tall tubular batteries have positive plates made of a tubular structure filled with active material, offering superior charge retention and durability. Flat plate batteries use flat pasted plates, which are generally less durable and have a shorter lifespan, especially under deep discharge cycles.
What is the typical lifespan of a tall tubular battery?
With proper maintenance and usage, a tall tubular battery can typically last between 5 to 15 years, often significantly longer than standard flat plate batteries. Lifespan depends on factors like depth of discharge, charging habits, and ambient temperature.