1750mAh 3V Li ion Servo Battery Pack Fanuc A98L-0031-0028 A02B-0323-K102

A98L-0031-0028 Fanuc Lithium Battery – For A02B-0323-K102

3V 1750mAh Li-ion Backup Battery | Brand New & Factory Sealed

The FANUC A98L-0031-0028 is a 3V 1750mAh lithium backup battery designed for FANUC CNC main units. It ensures stable memory retention and reliable operation for FANUC control systems such as the 0i-F, 30i, 31i, 32i, 35i-B and Power Motion iA series.

When the CNC machine is powered off, this battery supplies power to retain important system parameters, offsets, and ladder data stored in the control unit’s SRAM memory. The SRAM is powered by this lithium battery pack even when the main power is disconnected, ensuring that data will not be lost.

Key Technical Specifications

Fanuc A98L-0031-0028 Battery in Stock. New batteries in cartridge system for CNC backup of the SRAM data which includes options, parameters, programs and more info. Critically important to backup your control and preserve the SRAM data on your machine. This battery pack is 3 volts and slots into the CNC control via guideways on the cartidge. Fanuc usually use 2/3rd height Sanyo or Panasonic battery cells which are wider than an AA battery.

This A98L-0031-0028 battery backs up controls such as the 30i, 31i, 32i, 35i control systems. Usually the battery packs are good for 12 months; and we would suggest changing them routinely as part of the preventive maintenance of your CNC machine tools.

Typical Applications

• Fanuc CNC controllers

• Fanuc control units using A02B-0323-K102

• Industrial automation systems requiring non-volatile memory backup

• CNC machine preventive maintenance programs

Replacement battery for the GE Fanuc CNC Series 30i (LCD-Mounted Type), CNC Series 31i (LCD-Mounted Type), CNC Series 32i (LCD-Mounted Type), CNC Series 35i-B (LCD-Mounted Type) and Power Motion i-A (LCD-Mounted Type) programmable logic controller. Programmable logic controller batteries are used to maintain memory in the PLC, without it or with a bad battery the PLC could fail to store valuable information and vital BIOS configuration settings.