Fulmen FA770 car battery replacement, rated 77Ah 12V 760A

Replacement Fulmen FA770 for cars and vans. Measure the space before ordering.

  • Voltage: 12V
  • Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20): 77Ah
  • Cold cranking current (EN): 760A
  • Outer measurements: 278 × 175 × 190 mm
  • Chemistry: Lead-acid
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12VVoltage
77AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
760ACold cranking current (EN)

Summary: Battery Fulmen FA770 at a glance: 77Ah 12V 760A, intended for cars and vans. Terminal position is the detail people most often forget.

Fitting and everyday care

Heavy rain and wipers, lights and demisters all running ask a lot of a small battery. Tighten the hold-down clamp so the battery cannot rock on bumpy roads. Jump-starting the car every few days is a clear message that the battery needs replacing.

Technical figures at a glance

MakeFulmen
Part numberFA770
RangeFULMEN Formula Xtreme
Suitscars and vans
Voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)77Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)760A
ChemistryLead-acid
Outer measurements278 × 175 × 190 mm
Battery weight17.5 kg
Positive terminalpositive on the right-hand side
Barcode3661024044240

What lead-acid means for you

Serviceable batteries have caps for checking the acid. Flooded deep-cycle batteries give good value in solar and traction work. Keep a flooded battery charged in cold weather.

Other options with identical dimensions

Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Fulmen FA770.

Deta DA770Exide EA770Kronobat MS-77.0Tudor TA770Varta E44

Your questions answered

Where is the plus pole on the Fulmen FA770?

The layout is positive on the right-hand side. Check the original before ordering, because the same case size is often sold in both orientations.

Is lead-acid the same as the battery I have now?

Its technology is lead-acid. The table above repeats it next to the size and ratings.

Is the Fulmen FA770 part of a wider range?

Yes: it is part of FULMEN Formula Xtreme. Other members of that family use the same technology.

What is the barcode number of this product?

The EAN for this product is 3661024044240. It is usually printed on the label or the packaging.

Is the Fulmen FA770 right for you?

Some drivers know their battery only as the Fulmen FA770 written on an old invoice, and that is enough. Outer dimensions come to 278 × 175 × 190 mm, worth checking against your tray before anything else. Typing a part number takes less time than describing a battery over the phone.

77Ah is right in the usual range for cars and vans. A cranking figure of 760A is high for a case this size.

Related products and ranges

Happy with the fit? Ordering the Fulmen FA770 at baterias.online is quick. A minute spent comparing the label of your old battery avoids most mistakes.

Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

  • ✓ Cold cranking current reaches 760A. It ought to equal the carmaker's requirement at minimum, more so for diesels in cold winters.
  • ✓ Technology to match: lead-acid. Moving to a different chemistry may need settings changed in your system.
  • ✓ Grab a tape measure: 278 × 175 × 190 mm is what this case needs.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-FULMEN-FA770
  • EAN13
    3661024044240
  • MPN
    FA770

  • Brand
    Fulmen
  • Product line
    FULMEN Formula Xtreme
  • Used for
    Cars and vans
  • Battery technology
    Lead-acid
  • Nominal voltage
    12V
  • Capacity, 20-hour rate
    77Ah
  • Cold cranking current (EN)
    760A
  • Length
    278 mm
  • Width
    175 mm
  • Height
    190 mm
  • Weight
    17.5 kg
  • Terminal polarity
    Positive on the right-hand side

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