밀폐형 납산 배터리(SLA)와 침수형 납산 배터리(FLA)의 주요 차이점 설명

Compare Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) and Flooded Lead Acid (FLA) batteries for backup power, solar, and more.

1. Construction

Feature Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) Flooded Lead Acid (FLA)
Also known as VRLA, AGM, Gel Wet Cell
Electrolyte Immobilized (gel or absorbed) Free liquid sulfuric acid
Sealed Yes No
유지 Maintenance-free Requires refilling

2. Maintenance & Handling

  • SLA: No water refilling, low spillage risk, can be mounted in any position.
  • FLA: Needs regular water topping, must remain upright, requires ventilation.

3. Performance Comparison

Factor SLA FLA
수명 3–5 years 5–10+ years
Cost Higher upfront Lower upfront
Deep discharge Moderate (AGM is better) Better tolerance
Temperature tolerance Better in cold Better in heat

4. Best Use Cases

Sealed Lead Acid (SLA)

  • UPS systems
  • Emergency lighting
  • Medical and mobility devices
  • Small solar backup systems

Flooded Lead Acid (FLA)

  • Off-grid solar systems
  • Golf carts, forklifts
  • Industrial backup power

5. AGM vs. Gel vs. Flooded

Type 유지 Position Use Cost Cycle Life Temp Tolerance
AGM None Any Medium Moderate Good
Gel None Any Higher Longer Poor in cold
Flooded Needs water Upright only Lower Moderate Good

6. Summary: Which Battery Should You Choose?

If you want a low-maintenance, clean, and compact solution for indoor or short-term backup, choose SLA. If you’re comfortable with periodic maintenance and want a longer-lasting battery for heavy-duty or off-grid use, FLA is a strong choice.

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