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1 Low-maintenance lead-calcium alloy extends watering intervals Design is optimized for high-rate, short duration discharges Soft rubber post bushing minimizes stress on post seal, leak-free design using heli-arc process unique to C&D Flame retardant covers standard to enhance battery plant safety Electrical testing to 100% capacity assures performance of every battery Warranty for cycle duty or float service is available Hardened, lead-alloy terminals or copper-inserted posts provide better conductivity and tighter connections requiring less maintenance 20 year life expectancy in float service at 77 F (25 C) ambient temperatureFEATURES & BENEFITS12-1001 UPSC&D Technologies Power Systems Division flooded batteries are engineered to provide superior performanceand reliability over the life of the product. These batteriesare designed using proprietary techniques and quality components and materials for reduced maintenance andextended battery that use XT Series batteries include.

2 Data Centers Network Operations Centers Industrial Process Control Facilities Internet Hosting Sites Semiconductor Manufacturing Banks & Financial Markets Power Generation Plants Hospitals & Testing Laboratories Emergency 911 Response CentersLEAD CALCIUM BATTERIES FOR UPS AND SWITCHGEAR APPLICATIONSCAPACITIES FROM TO KILOWATTS PER CELLAll BatteriesCapacity tested to10 0% UPSDIECUTM odelCells per Unit4444221111 Unit Length (in) RDB Racks = EP1, EP2 & non-seismic availableMaximum Number of Units per Tier1 Tier2 Tier3 Tier3 321122 43 3 24 432233 55 4 35 533243 76 5 46 643354 87 6 57 754365109 7 68 96447611108 79 107558613119710 1176597141210811 12866108161411912 139761191715121013 1410771291916141114 15108713102017151215 17119814112219161316 18129815122320171417 191310916122521181418 2013101017132623191519 EP1 only2114111018142824201620 22151211191529252117 Maximum Number of Units per TierRack Sizing Guide forXT & XT Plus BatteriesXT4L-7,-9XT4LP-7,-9XT4L-11,-13, -15XT4LP-11,-13,-154 XTR-17,-194 XTRP-17,-194 XTR-214 XTRP-21XT2L-17,-19,-21,-23,-25XT2LP-17,- 19,-21,-23,-252 XTR-27,-29,-312 XTRP-27,-29,-31XT1L-27,-29XT1LP-27,-29XT 1L-31,-33XT1LP-31,-33XT1L-35,-37,-39,-41 XT1LP-35,-37,-39,-41XT1L-43,-45,-47,-49, -51,-53XT1LP-43,-45,-47,-49,-51,-53 RackLength(ft)

3 EP1 onlyDuration Warranted of dischargecycle to minutes2,700 to minutes525 to minutes206 to minutes94 eventsWARRANTY CRITERIA FOR LIMITED CYCLE SERVICED uration Warranted of dischargecycle to minutes10,500 to minutes2,100 to minutes660 to minutes300 events Proven quality High performance Fully tested Wide range of KW ratings Higher ratings and lower cost than XT-Plus Less rack space required Higher power density Minimized maintenance Available in both XT and XT-Plus versionsBased on discharges at 15-minute rate to minimum voltage of on discharges at 15-minute rate to minimum voltage of CRITERIA FOR LIMITED CYCLE SERVICE All the benefits of the XT PLUS More available discharge cyclesXT Plus is ideal for sites with frequent blackouts and brownouts or locations that require the batteries to be cycled frequently to test other system jars provide greater floor space utilization, saving up to 23% in rack length.

4 Maintenance clean-up activities are minimized due to wells around flame arrestors that catch drips and PlusXTRSPECIFICATIONSP latesXTL,XTLC,XTR,XTRC,XTLP,XTLCP,XTRP,X TRCPXT4J and in (397 mm) in (229 mm) (321 mm) in (222 mm)Positive in ( mm) in ( mm)Negative in ( mm) in ( mm)Electrolyte height above in (57 mm) in (43 mm)Sediment in (16 mm) in (22 mm)Electrolyte @ 77 F (25 C)XTL, XTR, XTLP and XTRPS ulfuric acid, specific gravity nominalXTLC, XTRC, XTLCP and XTRCPS ulfuric acid, specific gravity nominalElectrolyte withdrawal tubesXTJ - NoneXTL (single and twin cell)2 per cellXTL (four-cell units)1 per cellFloat voltagesXTJ, XTL, XTR, XTLP and volts per cell ( sp. gr.)XTJC, XTLC, XTRC, XTLCP and volts per cell ( sp. gr.)ContainerThermoplastic, transparentOptional ContainerTransparent, flame-retardant polycarbonate. LOI = ratings: UL 94-HB; ASTM D-635-68, self-extinguishingCoverHigh-impact, flame retardant thermoplastic, with tongue-and-groove ratings: UL 94V-0; ASTM D-635, self-extinguishing.

5 Oxygen index > 32 SeparatorXTJ, XTL and XTRM icroporus with fiberglass retaining matXTLP and XTRPM icroporus with fiberglass retaining wrap around positive platesSafety vent systemFlame-arrester with dust coverTerminalsXTJ, XTL and XTLP (7 and 9 plate)Two, hardened, lead-alloy chair terminals per unitXTL and XTLP (11 through 25 plates)Two, 1-in square, copper-inserted posts with dual-bolt holes per unitXTR and XTRP (17, 19 and 21 plates)Two, 1-in square, copper-inserted posts with dual-bolt holes per unitXTR and XTRP (27, 29 and 31 plates)Four, 1-in square, copper-inserted posts with dual-bolt holes per unitXTL and XTLP (27 through 41 plates)Four, 1-in square, copper-inserted posts with dual-bolt holes per cellXTL and XTLP (43 through 53 plates)Six, 1-in square, copper-inserted posts with dual-bolt holes per cellIntercell connectors*XTJ, XTL and XTLP (7 through 9 plates)Welded connectorsXTL and XTLP (11 through 15 plates)Bolt-on connectors 5/16-in threaded-copper insertsXTL and XTLP (17 through 25 plates)Bolt-on connectors 1-in square, copper inserted postsXTR and XTRP (17, 19, 21, 27, 29, 31 plates)Bolt-on connectors 1-in square, copper inserted postsXTL and XTLP (27 through 53 plates)N/AHardware Torque RequirementsInitial Torque 160 inch-poundsMaintenance Torque 125 inch-poundsUPS*See RS-1476 for connection hardware details.

6 8 Hour rate to Vpc at 77 F (25 C), Specific Amp-Hrs VoltsfilledPackedXT4J-71088113 (51)122 (55) ( )XT4J-91428129 (59)138 (63) ( )XT4J-111748145 (66)154 (70) ( )XT4L-07 306XT4LP-07 2908254 (115)269 (122)15 ( )XT4L-09 404XT4LP-09 3838304 (138)319 (145)14 ( )XT4L-11 510XT4LP-11 4848432 (196)444 (202)22 ( )XT4L-13 611XT4LP-13 5818482 (219)499 (227)21 ( )XT4L-15 706XT4LP-15 6718535 (243)549 (250)20 ( )4 XTR-178254 XTRP-177838625 (284)643 (292)32 ( )4 XTR-199284 XTRP-198818674 (306)693 (314)30 ( )4 XTR-2110314 XTRP-219788727 (330)745 (338)33 ( )XT2L-17 825XT2LP-17 7834342 (155)359 (163)44 ( )XT2L-19 928XT2LP-19 8814365 (166)382 (174)43 ( )XT2L-21 1031XT2LP-21 9784390 (177)407 (185)42 ( )XT2L-23 1134XT2LP-23 10774415 (189)432 (196)41 ( )XT2L-25 1213XT2LP-25 11404440 (200)457 (208)40 ( )2 XTR-2713822 XTRP-2713254495 (225)513 (233)50 ( )2 XTR-2914592 XTRP-2913994532 (241)550 (250)49 ( )2 XTR-3115942 XTRP-3115284549 (249)567 (257)48 ( )XT1L-27 1382XT1LP-27 13252248 (113)264 (120)42 ( )XT1L-29 1459XT1LP-29 13992259 (118)275 (125)40 ( )XT1L-31 1594XT1LP-31 15282283 (129)300 (136)46 ( )XT1L-33 1668XT1LP-33 15992294 (134)311 (141)44 ( )XT1L-35 1806XT1LP-35 17322317 (144)334 (152)58 ( )XT1L-37 1904XT1LP-37 18342328 (149)345 (157)56 ( )XT1L-39 2019XT1LP-39 19362339 (154)356 (162)54 ( )XT1L-41 2085XT1LP-41 19992350 (159)367 (167)52 ( )XT1L-43 2190XT1LP-43 20992416 (189)434 (197)86 ( )XT1L-45 2294XT1LP-45 21992427 (194)445 (202)84 ( )XT1L-47 2374XT1LP-47 22772438 (199)456 (207)82 ( )XT1L-49 2454XT1LP-49 23532449 (204)467 (212)80 ( )XT1L-51 2531XT1LP-51 24272460 (209)478 (217)78 ( )XT1L-53 2606XT1LP-53 24992471 (214)489 (222)76 ( ) (261) (256) (381) (489) (307) (388) (194) (226) (270)

7 (334) (534) (254) (359) (578) (582) (578) (582) (578) (376)XT PlusUnit Dimensionsin (mm)Unit Weightlbs (kgs)Electrolyteper celllbs (kgs)Nominal rates to Vpc averageNominal rates to Vpc averageAmperesKilowatts per cellModels1 Min15 Min30 Min1 Hr3 Hr5 Hr8 Hr1 min5 Min10 Min15 Min20 Min30 MinXT4J-07 SPECIFICATIONS* specific gravity @ 77 F (25 C) (includes connector voltage drop)** specific gravity @ 77 F (25 C) (includes connector voltage drop) *Nominal rates to Vpc averageNominal rates to Vpc averageAmperesKilowatts per cellModels1 Min15 Min30 Min1 Hr2 Hr3 Hr1 Min5 Min10 Min15 Min20 Min30 MinXT4JC-07 ** specific gravity @ 77 F (25 C) (includes connector voltage drop)UPSDIECUTN ominal rates to Vpc averageNominal rates to Vpc averageAmperesKilowatts per cellModels1 Min15 Min30 Min1 Hr3 Hr5 Hr8 Hr1 Min5 Min10 Min15 Min20 Min30 MinXT4LP-07 *Nominal rates to Vpc averageNominal rates to Vpc averageAmperesKilowatts per cellModels1 Min15 Min30 Min1 Hr3 Hr1 Min5 Min10 Min15 Min20 Min30 MinXT4 LCP-07 ** specific gravity @ 77 F (25 C) (includes connector voltage drop)Any data, descriptions or specifications presented herein are subject to revision by C&D Technologies , Inc.

8 Without such information is believed to be accurate as indicated herein, C&D Technologies , Inc. makes no warranty and hereby disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with regard to the accuracy or completeness of such information. Further,because the product(s) featured herein may be used under conditions beyond its control, C&D Technologies , Inc. hereby disclaims all warranties, either express or implied, concerning the fitness or suitability of such product(s) for any particular use or in any specific application or arising from any course of dealing or usage of trade. The user is solelyresponsible for determining the suitability of the product(s) featured herein for user s intended purpose and in user s specific 2006 C&D Technologies , INC. Printed in 12-10015M/1006/TN1400 Union Meeting Box 3053 Blue Bell, PA19422-0858(215) 619-2700 Fax (215) 619-7899 (800) C&D operates Worldwide with over 3,000 employees.

9 C&D products provide reserve power systems to leading operators of telecommunications, data transmission, infrastructure computer systems and utilities to enable them to maintain critical operations during power outages. Since the inception of the UPS industry, C&D has provided back-up batteries designed specifically for UPS applications and can be found in UPS systems around the world. We currently provide back-up power for every major bank, financial institution and telecommunications provider in North America. We continue to be the leader in high quality, long lasting batteries for all applications. Our continued success is due to our Products, our People and our Sales Partners. However, we could not have stayed in business 100 years without our Loyal Customers. For them our focus is on providing the best quality products at competitive prices, with the service and support that they demand, and to which they are our customers, C&D stands for Commitment & Dedication to quality, reliability and EXPERIENCE WITH A PROUD HISTORYC&D started in 1906 as the dream of two high school students named Frank Carlile and Leon Doughty in Conshohocken, PA.

10 Under the name C&D Electrical. Since then, C&D has been a leader in advancing battery technology, including being the first battery manufacturer to successfully manufacture flooded lead calcium batteries. C&D promoted acceptance of Lead Calcium through consistent quality and reliable performance so it is now considered the standard for reserve power applications. C&D also leads the way in bringing advanced technology VRLA batteries to the market with thelowest float current battery on the market without requiring expensive catalysts.