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C&D UPS6-625PLP Pure Lead Plus Battery
C&D UPS6-625PLP Pure Lead Plus Battery
C&D Dynasty UPS6-625PLP Battery - 6V 200 Ah Pure Lead Plus AGM
Warranty
Two Hundred Amp-Hours From Three Cells
- Three cells in a 6V block - the cells-per-unit figure on C&D's data table, and the multiplier for every watts-per-cell row on this page.
- Float charge voltage 6.83 ± 0.07 VDC - C&D's average per 6V unit, which is the number a rectifier on a 6V string gets commissioned against.
- 4,241 amps short-circuit current - at 0.1 second, on a threaded insert taking a 1/4-20 UNC bolt at 110 in-lbs (12.4 N-m).
- Pure lead plates in a sealed jar - valve regulated AGM, thermally welded case to cover, with a patented UL-recognized vent in each of the three cells.
- Full compliance list - UL1973, UL1778, UL1989, UL924, UL94 V-2 and UL94 V-0, with BS6290-4 and IEC60896-22 from the British and IEC sides.
Technical Specifications
| C&D UPS6-625PLP Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Part Number | UPS6-625PLP (also searched as UPS6 625PLP, UPS6625PLP; sold under the C&D Dynasty brand) |
| Series | Pure Lead Plus (PLP), top terminal, the only 6V model in the range |
| Battery Type | AGM, valve regulated lead acid (VRLA), pure lead |
| Nominal Voltage | 6V (3 cells per unit) |
| Capacity, C20 | 200 Ah at the 20-hour rate to 1.75 VPC at 25°C (77°F) |
| Capacity, C8 | 175 Ah at the 8-hour rate to 1.75 VPC at 25°C |
| Capacity, C10 | 167 Ah at the 10-hour rate to 1.80 VPC at 20°C |
| Constant Power, 15 minutes | 620.0 W per cell to 1.67 VPC at 77°F; 573.2 W per cell to 1.75 VPC |
| Constant Power to 1.67 VPC | 1,136.8 W/cell at 1 min, 1,083.1 at 2 min, 1,032.0 at 3 min, 983.5 at 4 min, 937.6 at 5 min, 746.6 at 10 min, 620.0 at 15 min, 529.9 at 20 min, 410.4 at 30 min, 306.6 at 45 min, 244.6 at 60 min |
| Constant Power to 1.75 VPC | 861.6 W/cell at 5 min, 681.0 at 10 min, 573.2 at 15 min, 496.6 at 20 min, 391.8 at 30 min, 296.5 at 45 min, 237.4 at 60 min |
| Constant Current to 1.75 VPC | 121.1 A for 1 hour, 50.9 A for 3 hours, 32.6 A for 5 hours, 21.9 A for 8 hours, 18.1 A for 10 hours, 10.0 A for 20 hours, 8.4 A for 24 hours |
| Short Circuit Current | 4,241 A at 0.1 second |
| Float Charge Voltage | 6.83 ± 0.07 VDC average per 6V unit |
| Terminal Type | Top terminal, threaded insert, 1/4-20 UNC |
| Terminal Torque | 110 in-lbs (12.4 N-m) |
| Length | 321 mm (12.6 inches) |
| Width | 177 mm (7.0 inches) |
| Height | 224 mm (8.8 inches) |
| Total Height | 227 mm (8.9 inches) over terminals |
| Weight | 74 lbs (33.6 kg) |
| Design Life | 12+ years at 25°C (77°F) (C&D) |
| Warranty | 5 years at 30°C (86°F) (C&D Pure Lead Plus limited warranty, 2021) |
| Minimum Order | 4 units |
Where This Battery Is Used
- Plant engineered on 6V granularity - strings where the system voltage was set in steps of six volts.
- Long-reserve standby banks - installations sized on amp-hours over hours instead of on a 15-minute watt figure.
- Utility and pipeline control buildings - remote sites where the reserve has to outlast a slow restoration.
Ordering and Freight
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the UPS6-625PLP a published replacement for the UPS6-620MR?
C&D publishes successor pairs across most of the retired High Rate Max range, and the 6V block is not one of them. No. The 625PLP is the current-production 6V Pure Lead Plus unit, and C&D publishes no mapping from the 620MR to it. The two cases are close, at 321 by 177 mm with 227 mm over the terminals on the PLP against 320.8 by 177 by 227.2 on the MR, and both take a 1/4-20 UNC bolt at 110 in-lbs. Treat it as an alternative a specialist prices and confirms against your cabinet, with no drop-in signed off by C&D.
Can 6V and 12V blocks be mixed in one string?
Electrically a series string can carry both, and the arithmetic works as long as the amp-hour capacity matches, because every unit in series passes the same current. That is where the idea usually falls down here. The 625PLP is a 200 Ah block at the 20-hour rate and the largest 12V top-terminal unit in the range is 148 Ah, so a string mixing those two would be limited by the smaller jar and the 6V blocks would never be worked to their rating. The front-access PLPF blocks run higher, up to 254 Ah, on a different case and a different rack. Build the string from one model.
Do the charger settings change on a 6V string?
The per-unit numbers do. Float is 6.83 volts plus or minus 0.07 per 6V block against 13.65 plus or minus 0.15 on a 12V one, so a 48V string of eight blocks floats at 54.6 volts. The charging current limit is the same rule, C20 divided by 5, which on this 200 Ah block comes to 40 amps per unit. C&D publishes its equalize and cycle service voltage per 12V unit only, so take that setting from a specialist and do not halve the published figure.
How does the UPS6-625PLP compare with the 12V UPS12-605PLP?
Per block, they are aimed at different jobs. The 625PLP gives 200 Ah against 148 and weighs 74 lbs against 113, but it only delivers 1,860 watts at fifteen minutes against 3,617, because three cells do the work instead of six. A 6V string needs twice as many units and twice as many interunit connections for the same string voltage. Reserve in hours favors the 625PLP; kilowatts in a fixed rack count favors the 605PLP.
Send the quantity, your delivery ZIP and your requested-by date. A specialist confirms availability, the warranty term, volume pricing and freight in writing, with no obligation to buy.
Call 1-877-775-4381 · battery specialists, not a call centerWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov (State of California only).
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