Description
| Battery Type |
AGM |
Nominal Voltage & Rated Capacity |
12V 35Ah |
| Battery Cell Composition |
Sealed Lead Acid |
Self-discharge Rate(77℉/25℃) |
3%/month |
| Cycle Use Voltage |
14.4V - 14.7V |
Float Charge Voltage |
13.5V - 13.8V |
| Maximum Charging Current |
10.5A |
Maximum Discharging Current |
350A(5 seconds) |
| Standard Operation Temperature |
25°C±3°C / 77°F±5°F |
Product Dimensions |
195x130x155 mm / 7.68x5.12x6.10 in |
| Product Weight |
21.36 lbs |
Warranty |
1-year |
12V 35AH Deep Cycle Battery: This battery is perfect for powering 24-volt electric wheelchairs when used in pairs (two batteries in series). It’s a versatile replacement for 31Ah to 36Ah models like MX-123, ES33-12, PS33-12D, and more.
Advanced AGM Technology: Featuring Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) technology and valve regulation, this battery is built with durable non-conductive ABS plastic, offering strong resistance to shock and heat. It’s low-maintenance, spill-proof, and designed for an extended lifespan. The battery comes fully charged—simply connect it to your device, and it’s ready to go.
Wide Range of Uses: Ideal for a variety of applications, this battery is compatible with wheelchairs, scooters, solar panel and wind energy storage, trolling motors, industrial and medical equipment, golf carts, hunting gear, lawn and garden tools, portable tools, emergency lighting, UPS systems, computer power backups, leisure RVs, and camping equipment.
Important Notice: Before purchasing, please compare the physical dimensions, voltage, and amp power of your original battery with our recommended replacement. Additionally, ensure the battery terminals match your existing setup. This product comes with a one-year warranty for added peace of mind.
Sealed Battery & Safe Charging
- Manufactured with thick absorbent glass mat (AGM) separators and advanced valve-regulated technology, the battery is maintenance-free, leak-proof, and gas-free.
- SLA batteries are utilized in a wide variety of applications including; Solar Panel Off-Grid Applications, Back-up Sump Pump, Kayak Trolling Motor, RV VAN Camping Trip, Travel Trailer, Golf Carts, Consumer Electronics, Electric Vehicles, Hunting, Fishfinder, Lawn and Garden Tools, Medical Mobility, Portable Tools, Toys and Hobby, Access Control Devices, Emergency Lighting, Security and more.
SLA batteries have a low self-discharge rate - about 40% per year or 3.3% per month. These batteries are able to be stored without charging for up to 5-6 months when at full capacity, but doing so is not recommended. At least every 2-3 months you should top charge them. In order to prolong their shelf life, SLA batteries should be stored and maintained properly.
Best Practices
- Store batteries in a cool, dry place (optimally 75 degrees Fahrenheit / 23 degrees Celsius or less)
- Periodical top charging of the batteries is recommended
- Store batteries in a fully charged state
Our batteries can be used in various types of:
- Access Control Systems
- Home Alarm Systems
- Burglar Alarm Systems
- Security Systems
- Electric scooters and bikes
- Electric wheelchairs
- Ride-on Toys
- Golf Carts
Connecting batteries
NOTE: The maximum number that can be connected in series is 4. In parallel, there are no limitations.
IN SERIES
By connecting the batteries in series you are doubling the voltage and maintaining the same capacity (amp hours). Connect the positive terminal of the first battery to the negative terminal of the second one. From the two free terminals connect the positive to the power lead on your device, and the negative to the ground connection of your application.
PARALLEL
By connecting the batteries in parallel you are doubling the capacity (amp hours) and maintaining the same voltage. Connect the positive terminal of the second battery to the positive terminal of the first battery. Do the same with the negative terminals. Connect your application to the positive and negative terminals of the first battery.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE YOU BUY
In order to find the best replacement for your original battery you need to compare the physical dimensions, Volts, and Amp power of your original model to our battery. Besides physical dimensions, you also need to check battery terminals, which are the metal connectors on top of the battery. To determine what terminal your battery has, you will need to look at their form and determine if they have a flat connector, nut, bolt, or wires, and then measure their sizes.
