Trojan 24-AES: cyclic battery for electric wheelchairs 76Ah 12V

In short: One code, one battery: Trojan 24-AES, 76Ah 12V, for mobility scooters and wheelchairs. Terminal position is the detail people most often forget.

Trojan 24-AES in everyday use

Days out on grass and gravel drain batteries faster than pavements. Replace both batteries together with an identical pair. A scooter that cuts out on kerbs may have a loose connection rather than a bad battery.

Full specifications of the Trojan 24-AES

What AGM means for you

AGM stands for absorbent glass mat, a fancy name for a very tidy way of storing acid. Because nothing can spill, AGM batteries can live inside a cabin, a boot or under a seat. Do not mix AGM and flooded batteries in one bank.

Answers before you buy

Buying the Trojan 24-AES online

Mobility dealers keep the Trojan 24-AES on their list of common codes. Mobility batteries are judged on capacity, size and terminal type. Buying batteries online by exact reference gives you two genuinely identical units.

Owners with lots of accessories appreciate 76Ah in mobility scooters and wheelchairs.

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Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

• ✓ Consider extra loads such as a tow bar when comparing 76Ah.
• ✓ Set your charger to AGM before the first charge.
• ✓ Measure the space available: the case takes up 274 × 174 × 219 mm, and a few millimetres too many can stop the hold-down from closing.