In short: Built for trucks and farm machinery, the Deta DF2353 carries the rating 235Ah 12V 1300A. Size and polarity decide most swaps, and both are listed on this page.
Is the Deta DF2353 right for you?
Lorry, coach, tractor or loader with a Deta DF2353 in the cradle? Read on. Overnight cab loads call for capacity as well as starting punch. Ordering batteries online saves a trip to the factor when a tractor is stuck in the yard.
Owners with lots of accessories appreciate 235Ah in trucks and farm machinery.
12VNominal voltage
235AhCapacity (C20)
1300ACold cranking current (EN)
Will the Deta DF2353 fit?
- ✓ Capacity 235Ah: equal to or a little above your old label is ideal.
- ✓ Check the EN figure on your old label against 1300A.
- ✓ Check that the alternator or controller suits lead-acid.
Deta DF2353 data sheet
MakeDeta
Model codeDF2353
SeriesDETA Power Pro (HDX)
Suitstrucks and farm machinery
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity (C20)235Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)1300A
ChemistryLead-acid
Dimensions (L × W × H)518 × 274 × 240 mm
Weighs56.3 kg
Terminal layout3
EAN barcode3661024025324
Questions buyers ask about the Deta DF2353
Can I use the Deta DF2353 instead of my old battery?
Hold your old label up to DF2353. Same code plus same size and terminal side means a direct swap.
How do I order the Deta DF2353 online at baterias.online?
Yes. Put it in your cart from this page and finish checkout online.
About the technology: lead-acid
During discharge, the plates and acid form lead sulphate and water. Conventional batteries deliver high current at a modest price. Check the electrolyte level a few times a year if the battery has removable caps.
Alternatives that fit the same space
Looking to compare? Each of these has the dimensions and polarity of the Deta DF2353.
Deta DE2353Deta DJ2353Exide EE2353Exide EF2353Exide EF2353+
See also
Finished comparing? Placing your order online takes a couple of minutes. Not quite the right size? Have a look at other batteries for trucks and farm machinery.
Getting the best from the Deta DF2353
Tractors that do short yard jobs between long idle spells rarely get a full charge. Wipe mud and dust off the battery top to stop small leakage currents. A machine that only starts after a jump each morning needs new batteries.
