In short: Short version: Varta LED70, made for boats and motorhomes, with a rating of 70Ah 12V 760A. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.
Is the Varta LED70 right for you?
Sailing yachts, motor cruisers and campervans all turn up among the users of the Varta LED70. Identical batteries share the load evenly in a bank. Searching by exact reference keeps a whole bank matched.
With 70Ah, it suits smaller engines and machines with few accessories.
12VNominal voltage
70AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
760AStarting power (EN)
Five checks for a perfect fit
- ✓ Sticking with EFB avoids surprises, unless your vehicle maker approves a change.
- ✓ Outside dimensions are 278 × 175 × 190 mm. Run a tape measure over your tray or compartment, including the height under the bonnet or lid.
- ✓ Terminal layout: positive on the right-hand side. If your original is the mirror image, choose another reference rather than stretching the leads.
Specifications table
Your questions answered
Does a battery lose charge on the shelf?
Yes, gradually. Lead batteries lose a little charge each month, lithium much less. A quick charge before use is a good idea.
How big and heavy is this Varta battery?
Measurements are 278 × 175 × 190 mm, and it weighs 18.83 kg. Check the height under the bonnet or seat as well.
How EFB batteries work and how to look after them
An EFB sits halfway between a standard flooded battery and an AGM. Heat under the bonnet bothers EFB less than many expect. Dashcams left on parking mode drain an EFB faster than you think.
Other options with identical dimensions
If you prefer another make, these fit the same space with the same terminal side.
Exide EP600Exide EQ600Exide EZ600Kronobat DP-70-AGMKronobat EV-70-AGM
Related products and ranges
Prefer to compare first? The links below lead to other options for boats and motorhomes on baterias.online. Keep the radio code handy before disconnecting the old battery.
Varta LED70 in everyday use
Narrowboat crews rely on their batteries for days between charges. Fit a battery monitor with a shunt to see how deep the bank goes each night. Mixing old and new batteries in one bank drags the new ones down.
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