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Keep critical loads online through power interruptions with UPS batteries matched to your power, runtime and footprint requirements.

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Every Critical Load Demands the Right Backup Profile

When utility power becomes unstable, every second of battery response matters. A local server room, a financial transaction platform, and a large data center may all depend on UPS backup, but their load, runtime, footprint, and service-life requirements are very different.

LEOCH brings those requirements into one application-matched portfolio. From proven VRLA-AGM batteries for standard standby duty and long-life operation to high-rate and pure lead solutions for power-intensive, space-constrained systems, each series is developed for a distinct backup profile. Combined with flexible voltage, capacity, and installation options, LEOCH helps data center operators, UPS manufacturers, system integrators, and critical facilities build dependable backup power around real operating demands—not a one-size-fits-all specification.

Highlights of LEOCH Solutions

Performance Matched to Every Backup Duty

From distributed business UPS systems to large data center battery banks, LEOCH provides targeted VRLA-AGM, high-rate, and pure lead options for different power, runtime, service-life and installation priorities.
Space- and Service-Friendly Options

Front-terminal and high-density configurations help simplify cabinet access, maintenance and the use of available rack or battery-room space.
Flexible System Integration

Broad voltage, capacity, terminal and form-factor options support small UPS units, distributed installations and larger critical backup systems.
Lifecycle-Focused Selection

Match design life, replacement planning, operating temperature and total cost of ownership to the facility's long-term requirements.

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Power Continuity Across Critical Applications

Data Centers & Colocation Facilities

Battery backup for servers, storage, network equipment and supporting infrastructure with defined power and runtime requirements.
Enterprise UPS & Network Rooms

Dependable standby power for business systems, communications equipment and distributed IT infrastructure.
Financial Institutions & Public Services

UPS backup for transaction platforms, digital services, communications and other continuity-critical operations.
Industrial Process Control

Backup power for automation, monitoring and control systems, helping prevent operational disruption during outages.

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Pure Lead Technology

More UPS Power in a Smaller Footprint

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Quickly identify a suitable LEOCH UPS configuration based on your load, required backup time and key system requirements. Our online tool simplifies preliminary selection and helps you plan your backup power system more efficiently.
LEOCH Pure Lead-Thin Plate technology combines high power density, low internal resistance and rapid charge acceptance to support compact, high-rate UPS configurations. Explore how PLX batteries help critical facilities balance power performance, available space and lifecycle requirements.

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FAQs

Q. How do High-Rate batteries differ from General Purpose ones?

High-Rate series (like LHR and XP) are specifically engineered with thinner plates and specialized grids to release massive amounts of energy very quickly (typically in 5 to 15 minutes), which is exactly what a UPS needs to bridge the gap before a backup generator kicks in.
Q. Are these batteries compatible with my existing UPS system?

Yes, our Data Center series batteries are designed with standard global footprints and terminal configurations for seamless "drop-in" integration with all major UPS brands and cabinet architectures.
Q. Why choose Pure Lead (PLX) over standard High-Rate AGM?

Pure Lead batteries offer a significantly longer design life (up to 15 years), faster recharge capabilities, and can operate efficiently in wider temperature ranges, making them highly cost-effective over a long-term facility lifecycle.