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Valve-Regulated Sealed Lead-Acid (VRLA) Aircraft Battery – P/N 7638-36

Valve-Regulated Sealed Lead-Acid (VRLA) Aircraft Battery – P/N 7638-36

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The 7638-36 Valve-Regulated Sealed Lead-Acid (VRLA) Aircraft Battery is an OEM maintenance-free aircraft battery manufactured by Gill Battery (Teledyne Battery Products). It utilizes LT® VRLA technology and is fully sealed, non-spillable, and designed for turbine-powered aircraft requiring dependable engine starting and emergency electrical power. The battery is FAA-PMA approved, TSO authorized, DO-160E qualified, and requires no electrolyte servicing.

Technical Specifications

Part Number: 7638-36
Component Type: Aircraft Battery
Battery Type: Valve-Regulated Sealed Lead-Acid (VRLA)
Technology: LT® VRLA
Nominal Voltage: 24 VDC
One-Hour Capacity: 36 Ah
30-Minute Emergency Rate: 63 A
Maximum Weight: 84.9 lb (38.5 kg)
Certification: FAA-PMA Approved, TSO Authorized, DO-160E Tested
OEM: Gill Battery (Teledyne Battery Products)                                                      TRACEABILITY: COFC

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  • Manufacturer's release with every part. FAA Form 8130-3, EASA Form 1 or the manufacturer's certificate of conformity, exactly as received from the source. Never altered or re-issued.
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