Leoch Leoch Ref. BON-LEOCH-LDC12-68

Leoch LDC12-68: cyclic battery for electric wheelchairs 68Ah 12V

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
68Ah
Dimensions (mm)
229×138×216.5
Battery technology
Lead-carbon

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12VVolts
68AhAmp-hours at C20
17.5 kgWeighs

At a glance: Built for mobility scooters and wheelchairs, the Leoch LDC12-68 carries the rating 68Ah 12V. Get the size and terminal side right and you are most of the way there.

Practical advice for mobility scooters and wheelchairs

A chair that stands unused during a hospital stay may need a full charge. Switch off the vehicle or remove the main fuse before lifting the batteries out. Leaving batteries partly charged for days harms deep-cycle batteries.

Leoch LDC12-68: dimensions and ratings

ManufacturerLeoch
ReferenceLDC12-68
Product lineLEOCH Deep Cycle LDC Series
Suitsmobility scooters and wheelchairs
Volts12V
Amp-hours at C2068Ah
ChemistryLead-carbon
Outer measurements229 × 138 × 216.5 mm
Weighs17.5 kg
TerminalsT6(M6)

Care tips for lead-carbon batteries

Lead-carbon batteries look like AGM from the outside. Lead-carbon tolerates long periods of partial charge. Replace the whole bank together when the time comes.

Answers before you buy

Can you give me the size and weight of this battery?

The case measures 229 × 138 × 216.5 mm and the battery weighs 17.5 kg. Check both against your tray and the hold-down before ordering, and lift it with care.

What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?

It is rated 12V and 68Ah. Check your equipment's voltage first: a mismatch can damage electronics or simply not work.

Is the Leoch LDC12-68 AGM, EFB, gel or lead-acid?

Its technology is lead-carbon. The table above repeats it next to the size and ratings.

Is the Leoch LDC12-68 right for you?

Daily trips to the shops or the park often depend on the Leoch LDC12-68. Rated 68Ah 12V, it matches chairs and scooters that use this code. Every mobility battery at baterias.online lists its terminal type.

Most batteries for mobility scooters and wheelchairs land close to 68Ah, and this one does too. At 17.5 kg, it is lighter than many rivals of similar capacity.

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Will the Leoch LDC12-68 fit?

  • ✓ A case of 229 × 138 × 216.5 mm must sit flat with the clamp closed.
  • ✓ Capacity is 68Ah. Aim for the same figure as your old battery or slightly above, never much lower.
  • ✓ These are T6(M6) terminals. Photograph the old ones before ordering to compare side by side.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-LEOCH-LDC12-68
  • MPN
    LDC12-68

Specifications

BrandLeoch
Product lineLEOCH Deep Cycle LDC Series
Used forMobility scooters and wheelchairs
Battery technologyLead-carbon
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate68Ah
Length229 mm
Width138 mm
Height216.5 mm
Weight17.5 kg
TerminalsT6(M6)

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