Trojan L16HG-AC – pallet trucks, scrubber-dryers and work vehicles – 435Ah 6V

Quick answer: Drivers and owners of traction and industrial equipment know this one as the Trojan L16HG-AC. Measure twice, order once: dimensions decide most swaps.

Measurements, ratings and codes

Getting the best from the Trojan L16HG-AC

Winter in an unheated warehouse cuts traction battery capacity. Check cable connections for tightness monthly. Batteries that need watering far more often than before may be overcharged.

Trojan L16HG-AC: what it is and who it suits

Spotted Trojan L16HG-AC on a traction battery? That code leads here. Built with lead-acid technology, it expects to be run down hard and refilled once the shift ends. Work-machine batteries online are much easier to match by maker and code.

Nothing unusual about 435Ah: a standard capacity for traction and industrial equipment.

Common questions about the Trojan L16HG-AC

Check before ordering

• ✓ Tape measure time: 308 × 174 × 417 mm is the footprint and height of this case. Leave a little clearance for the clamp and the cable lugs.
• ✓ Stored energy reserve: 435Ah. Going much lower than your current battery can leave you short on cold mornings or long stops.
• ✓ Check that the alternator or controller suits lead-acid.

See also

Ordering the Trojan L16HG-AC online at baterias.online is simple once the code checks out. Other Trojan models are linked below if you need a different size from the same maker.

• More for traction and industrial equipment
• The complete Trojan range

Care tips for lead-acid batteries

Wet-cell batteries have powered engine starting for more than a century. Starting engines is the classic job for a lead-acid battery. Recycle old batteries at an authorised point.