At a glance: Here is the Q-Battery 12LCP-23 in one line: mobility scooters and wheelchairs, 23Ah 12V. Terminals are of the F3 type, so make sure your clamps suit them.
About the Q-Battery 12LCP-23
If the label inside the battery box reads Q-Battery 12LCP-23, you have found the replacement. Built with AGM technology, it is designed to be run down and recharged every day. Users and families pick baterias.online because size and terminal type are shown clearly.
Most owners of mobility scooters and wheelchairs will find 23Ah familiar. Weight comes in at 6 kg, on the light side for its class.
12VNominal voltage
23AhCapacity (C20)
6 kgWeight
Quick compatibility checklist
- ✓ Capacity 23Ah: equal to or a little above your old label is ideal.
- ✓ With F3 terminals, some installations need a different clamp or adapter. Check before fitting.
- ✓ Chemistry: AGM. Some vehicles and chargers are programmed for a specific type, so check before swapping.
Specifications table
Common questions about the Q-Battery 12LCP-23
Does the Q-Battery 12LCP-23 have an EAN?
Yes: the EAN is 4250889611132. Retailers and workshops use this number to identify the product unambiguously.
How do I check compatibility quickly?
Hold your old label up to 12LCP-23. Same code plus same size and terminal side means a direct swap.
About the technology: AGM
Tightly packed plates and mats give glass-mat batteries a sturdy inner structure. Glass-mat batteries recover well after a deep discharge compared with flooded ones. Check the charging voltage limit printed on an AGM label.
Other options with identical dimensions
Same format, different makers: these alternatives match the Q-Battery 12LCP-23 in size and layout.
Q-Battery 12LCP-23-M5Long WP22-12NLong WP22-12NEFullriver HC20Kronobat ES20-12CFT
More options
Happy with the fit? Ordering the Q-Battery 12LCP-23 at baterias.online is quick. Other Q-Battery models are linked below if you need a different size from the same maker.
Getting the best from the Q-Battery 12LCP-23
Hilly routes and soft tyres drain mobility batteries faster than flat pavements. If the chair is going into storage, charge fully first and top up every few weeks. Corroded connectors can cut power on bumps.
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