At a glance: Drivers and owners of cars and vans know this one as the Deta DB505. Terminal position is the detail people most often forget.
Deta DB505 for cars and vans
Plenty of second-hand cars come with a Deta DB505 under the bonnet. Built as a lead-acid battery, it suits the charging system of cars that came with the same technology. Ordering from baterias.online works best with the old label photographed on your phone.
Most batteries for cars and vans land close to 50Ah, and this one does too.
12VVoltage
50AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
360ACold cranking current (EN)
Five checks for a perfect fit
- ✓ Diesel engine? Its starting demand is high, so check that 360A covers what the maker recommends.
- ✓ Technology to match: lead-acid. Moving to a different chemistry may need settings changed in your system.
- ✓ Measure the space available: the case takes up 200 × 173 × 222 mm, and a few millimetres too many can stop the hold-down from closing.
Technical figures at a glance
Questions buyers ask about the Deta DB505
How should I charge a battery like this?
Look at the sticker on the battery you have now. If it also says lead-acid, this is a like-for-like choice. If not, check your vehicle or system can handle the change.
What range is this Deta battery part of?
It belongs to DETA Power. If you need a different size with the same construction, look within that range.
What is the barcode number of this product?
The EAN for this product is 3661024024396. It is usually printed on the label or the packaging.
Will this battery fit my vehicle or equipment?
Measure the outgoing battery, note its terminal corner and ratings; matching figures mean a compatible swap.
lead-acid: how it works
Wet-cell batteries have powered engine starting for more than a century. Fleet vehicles often use flooded batteries for value. Clean white deposits off the terminals with a little bicarbonate solution.
Alternatives that fit the same space
Cannot find the Deta DB505 you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.
Exide EB505Fulmen FB505Tudor TB505
See also
Keep the code DB505 handy for next time: it makes reordering at baterias.online quick. If in doubt about the fit, compare once more with the figures above.
Practical advice for cars and vans
Short school runs and supermarket trips never give a car battery the chance to refill properly. Take the negative lead off first and put it back last when swapping the battery. Electrical gremlins after a battery swap are often just a loose clamp.
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