Panasonic LC-P1238APG Panasonic LC Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries

Razz Middle East supplies Panasonic LC-series valve-regulated lead-acid batteries in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the full model code. These are the sealed, maintenance-free blocks used as standby power in UPS units, fire alarm and security panels, emergency lighting, access control and telemetry cabinets. Items are ordered by the complete code and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Panasonic LC-P1238APG

This page covers Panasonic part number LC-P1238APG — Panasonic LC Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Panasonic LC Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries

The LC code identifies the family, then the nominal voltage and capacity, then a terminal and specification suffix. LC-R121R3P and LC-R123R4P belong to the LC-R general-purpose standby family and differ in capacity; LC-P1238AP belongs to the long-life LC-P family, which is specified where the battery is expected to float for years rather than cycle. A trailing G marks a variant of the same block, so a code that differs only by that letter is still a separate part. The blocks are absorbed-electrolyte designs, sealed and operable in any orientation except inverted, and they are charged by a constant-voltage float rather than a bulk charger. What distinguishes one family from another is design life on float, not capacity: two blocks of the same amp-hour rating can be intended for very different service intervals. Terminal style also varies between faston tabs of different widths and bolt terminals on the larger blocks, and it has to match the existing lead set.

Panasonic LC Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries in Saudi Arabia

Standby batteries are a recurring replacement item across the Kingdom because heat shortens their service life. Fire alarm and voice evacuation panels, security and access control systems, emergency lighting inverters and nurse-call systems in hospitals, hotels, malls, schools and mosques all carry sealed lead-acid blocks that must be changed on a schedule. Telecom cabinets, CCTV enclosures and water and irrigation telemetry outstations use them to ride through supply interruptions on long rural feeders. Small and medium UPS units in offices and control rooms use the same blocks. Ambient temperature is the dominant factor: a battery kept in a conditioned riser lasts far longer than one in an unconditioned plant room or an outdoor cabinet in the Eastern Province, so replacement intervals in Saudi service are usually shorter than the manufacturer's design life implies. Imported equipment must satisfy the applicable SASO conformity requirements, and shipping of batteries is subject to dangerous-goods handling rules.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the full model code from the label on the old block, including any letter at the end. Confirm the nominal voltage, the capacity and the terminal style, because a block with the correct voltage and capacity but the wrong terminal will not accept the existing leads. State how many blocks the panel holds and whether they are wired in series, since a set should be replaced together and matched in age. Give the physical space available, as capacity and case size are linked. If the batteries feed a certified fire or life-safety system, check whether the system approval names a specific type before substituting. Batteries are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks; dangerous-goods handling applies to the shipment and can affect scheduling.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.