Varta D59 | everyday motoring, hatchbacks to light vans | 60Ah 12V 540A
60Ah 12V 540A · Varta D59. Compare with the label on your current battery.
- Volts: 12V
- Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20): 60Ah
- Cold cranking current (EN): 540A
- Dimensions (L × W × H): 242 × 175 × 175 mm
- Technology: Lead-acid
Quick answer: In a nutshell: Varta D59, a battery for cars and vans, rated 60Ah 12V 540A. Check the terminal side, as this one has the positive on the right-hand side.
Practical advice for cars and vans
Short school runs and supermarket trips never give a car battery the chance to refill properly. Drive for at least twenty minutes after fitting to let the battery settle in. Choosing a lower capacity than the original to save a little usually ends with a dead battery once the frosts arrive.
Technical figures at a glance
How lead-acid batteries work and how to look after them
Charging reverses the chemistry and restores the plates. Fleet vehicles often use flooded batteries for value. Keep flooded batteries upright.
Same case, same terminal side
Same format, different makers: these alternatives match the Varta D59 in size and layout.
Deta DB602Exide EB602Fulmen FB602Kronobat PB-60.0BTudor TB602
Answers before you buy
How do I compare size and polarity?
Measure your current battery and note its terminal position. This one is 242 × 175 × 175 mm, positive on the right-hand side.
Any tips for keeping a spare battery?
Yes. Store it standing up in a cool room and top it up after a few months of waiting.
Why choose the Varta D59
Found Varta D59 printed on the battery lid? That code leads here. Rated 60Ah 12V 540A, it lines up with the original in cars that came with this code. Typing a part number takes less time than describing a battery over the phone.
60Ah is a typical capacity for cars and vans.
Related products and ranges
Prefer to compare first? The links below lead to other options for cars and vans on baterias.online. Measuring the space before ordering avoids a battery that will not sit flat.
Will the Varta D59 fit?
- ✓ Capacity 60Ah: equal to or a little above your old label is ideal.
- ✓ EN cranking amps of 540A. If you are unsure of your requirement, the vehicle handbook usually states it.
- ✓ Sticking with lead-acid avoids surprises, unless your vehicle maker approves a change.
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