12VNominal voltage
13.9AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
3.78 kgBattery weight
Quick answer: Quick facts on the Fulbat FPC12-13: intended for mobility scooters and wheelchairs, rated 13.9Ah 12V. Size and polarity decide most swaps, and both are listed on this page.
Fulbat FPC12-13 data sheet
MakeFulbat
ReferenceFPC12-13
Product lineFULBAT FPC Cyclic
Suitsmobility scooters and wheelchairs
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)13.9Ah
TechnologyAGM
Size L × W × H151 × 98 × 101 mm
Battery weight3.78 kg
Terminal layout4
ConnectorsT2
Using it day to day: practical tips
Users who live on hills notice battery wear sooner. Replace both batteries together with an identical pair. Range that drops sharply over a few weeks usually points to worn batteries.
Fulbat FPC12-13: what it is and who it suits
Plenty of powerchairs and scooters for reduced mobility run on a pair of Fulbat FPC12-13. Every figure published for the Fulbat FPC12-13 is on this page. Once the code matches, the order at baterias.online takes a few minutes.
For mobility scooters and wheelchairs, 13.9Ah is on the compact side.
Questions buyers ask about the Fulbat FPC12-13
What does the Fulbat FPC12-13 weigh in kilograms?
At 3.78 kg, one person can usually manage with care; bigger batteries are easier with two.
How should I store the Fulbat FPC12-13 if I don't fit it immediately?
Store it fully charged, away from heat and frost, and give it a refresh charge before installation.
Will the Fulbat FPC12-13 fit?
- ✓ A different chemistry from AGM may need system changes.
- ✓ Make room for 151 × 98 × 101 mm, including clearance above the posts.
- ✓ Amp-hours: 13.9Ah. More capacity means more reserve for accessories and slower discharge when parked.
See also
A photo of the old label plus this page is all it takes to order with confidence at baterias.online. Measuring the space before ordering avoids a battery that will not sit flat.
AGM: how it works
Many glass-mat designs tolerate sideways mounting, as long as the maker says so. Leisure vehicles choose AGM when the battery lives under a seat. Too much voltage makes the valves vent gas that can never be replaced.
