Deta DC412 – starter battery for cars and vans – 41Ah 12V 370A

Summary: Quick facts on the Deta DC412: intended for cars and vans, rated 41Ah 12V 370A. Owners usually check three things first: size, terminal side and starting power.

Using it day to day: practical tips

A car parked under a streetlight for a fortnight can greet you with silence. A memory saver plugged into the 12-volt socket keeps radio codes and window settings alive during the swap. Ordering a battery whose plus post sits on the opposite corner is the most common mistake, and the cables simply will not reach.

Measurements, ratings and codes

lead-acid: how it works

Each cell in a flooded battery produces about two volts. Flooded deep-cycle batteries suit solar and golf buggies. Use a standard lead-acid profile on the charger.

Same case, same terminal side

If you prefer another make, these fit the same space with the same terminal side.

Exide EC412Fulmen FC412Kronobat SD-41.0BTudor TC412Varta A17

Common questions about the Deta DC412

Is the Deta DC412 right for you?

If the sticker under your bonnet says Deta DC412, this page is for you. Rated 41Ah, there is enough reserve for the alarm, the clock and the odd evening with the radio on. A tape measure and the old label are all you need to order with confidence.

At 41Ah, it is one of the compact options for cars and vans.

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Ordering online at baterias.online is the quick part once the checks are done. Checking the terminal side takes ten seconds and saves a lot of bother.

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Before you order: a quick checklist

• ✓ Measure the space available: the case takes up 207 × 175 × 175 mm, and a few millimetres too many can stop the hold-down from closing.
• ✓ Note which corner the plus post occupies on your old unit. Here it is positive on the right-hand side, and crossed cables rarely reach.
• ✓ The capacity rating, 41Ah, should suit the consumers you run. Lots of electrical equipment calls for the higher end.