12VVolts
41AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
370ACold cranking current (EN)
In short: Need a battery for cars and vans? Consider the Exide EC412, rated 41Ah 12V 370A. Check the terminal side, as this one has the positive on the right-hand side.
Exide EC412 data sheet
Fitting and everyday care
A family estate loaded for the holidays leans on its battery the moment the engine starts. Keep tools away from both posts at once to avoid sparks. A swollen or cracked case means the battery should come out straight away.
Same size and layout
If you prefer another make, these fit the same space with the same terminal side.
Deta DC412Fulmen FC412Kronobat SD-41.0BTudor TC412Varta A17
Why choose the Exide EC412
Everyday cars and vans of many makes run on a battery coded Exide EC412. Most drivers check the cold-cranking figure first, then the case size. Searching by brand and reference beats browsing by photos, since many car batteries look identical.
41Ah keeps the battery small, handy for tight trays.
Questions and answers
Can I order a battery for cars and vans at baterias.online?
Only a few minutes once you have checked the figures and the code.
What if I do not know my battery reference?
Use a tape measure and the handbook: the factory fitment listed there tells you which code to search.
Will I need help carrying this battery?
It weighs 10.6 kg. Lift with your legs and keep it upright.
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.
- ✓ Look down at your old battery: is it also positive on the right-hand side?
- ✓ Consider extra loads such as a tow bar when comparing 41Ah.
Related products and ranges
Codes matching and measurements agreeing? The Exide EC412 can go straight into your basket at baterias.online. Not quite the right size? Have a look at other batteries for cars and vans.
Care tips for lead-acid batteries
Six cells of about two volts each make up a typical 12-volt battery. Starting engines is the classic job for a lead-acid battery. Store lead-acid batteries charged and recharge them every few months.
