Tianneng & Chilwee

VRLA, AGM & Gel Batteries for Telecom, Data Centers, and Energy Storage

CANEN ELEC supplies valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA), AGM, and gel stationary batteries for telecom base stations, data center UPS systems, and renewable energy storage projects. Every battery is engineered for stable float charge and long cycle life, so backup power stays reliable through years of continuous duty.

We supply 2V/6V/12V VRLA and gel batteries from 12Ah to 200Ah — including standard telecom-cabinet models such as A412/100A — matched to your project’s voltage and capacity requirements. Export and transport documentation, including applicable MSDS and transport-related documents, is provided according to the specific model and order requirements.

Typical Applications

Telecom base stations and network cabinets
UPS and backup power systems
Data centers and server room backup power
Renewable energy storage (solar/wind off-grid and hybrid systems)
Other stable long-duration discharge applications

Why Buyers Choose CANEN ELEC for Stationary & Energy Storage Batteries

Stable float and cyclic discharge performance built for long-duration backup power
Full range from 12Ah to 200Ah, valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA) and gel options
Quotations for pallet and container-load orders
Original Tianneng and Chilwee branded batteries; export and transport documents provided per model and order

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is your minimum order quantity for stationary batteries?
A: We typically work in pallet quantities, with quotations up to full container (FCL) orders. Smaller trial orders may be available — ask us directly.

Q: What voltages and capacities do you offer?
A: We supply 2V, 6V, and 12V VRLA and gel batteries from 12Ah to 200Ah, including standard telecom-cabinet models such as A412/100A.

Q: Do you provide CE, UL, and MSDS documentation?
A: MSDS and transport documentation is provided according to the specific model and order requirements.

Q: Can these batteries be shipped internationally?
A: Yes. Stationary VRLA and gel batteries are Class 8 (Corrosive) dangerous goods (UN2800 for non-spillable models). Units that pass the required vibration and pressure-differential tests may qualify to ship as general cargo rather than regulated dangerous goods — we confirm the classification and handle export documentation either way.

Q: What’s the typical lead time?
A: Lead time is confirmed by brand, model, quantity and order schedule at the time of quotation.