At a glance: For cars and vans there is the Long 48D26L, carrying a 50Ah 12V rating. Compare the code on your old battery with 48D26L before ordering.
Long 48D26L: what it is and who it suits
Drivers who search for Long 48D26L usually have the old battery right in front of them, code and all. Rated 50Ah 12V, it lines up with the original in cars that came with this code. At baterias.online, every battery sits under its brand and part number, nothing vaguer.
Nothing unusual about 50Ah: a standard capacity for cars and vans. Weight comes in at 9.55 kg, on the light side for its class.
12VVolts
50AhCapacity (C20)
9.55 kgBattery weight
Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment
- ✓ Check 260 × 173 × 225 mm against the tray, not just the old battery.
- ✓ 50Ah sets how long the battery can power things with the engine off.
Technical figures at a glance
Answers before you buy
Where is the code on my battery printed?
Usually on the top label or the front of the case, near the logo. Search for brand plus that code.
How much weight should I expect to lift?
At 9.55 kg, it is manageable for one person with care. Keep it upright while moving it.
Any tips for keeping a spare battery?
Store it fully charged, away from heat and frost, and give it a refresh charge before installation.
What size is the Long 48D26L and how much does it weigh?
The case measures 260 × 173 × 225 mm and the battery weighs 9.55 kg. Check both against your tray and the hold-down before ordering, and lift it with care.
Other options with identical dimensions
Other references from our catalogue with the same measurements and terminal position.
Long 48D26RLong 55D26LLong 55D26RLong 65D26LLong 65D26R
Explore more
Prefer to compare first? The links below lead to other options for cars and vans on baterias.online. Recycling the old battery is easy at most tips and garages.
Fitting and everyday care
Classic cars stored in a garage all winter are famous for flat batteries in spring. Some recent models want the new battery registered through the diagnostic socket, so check the handbook. Slow, groaning starts are the classic sign that a car battery is on its way out.
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