Ritar Ritar Ref. BON-RITAR-HR12-125W

Ritar HR12-125W | keeps alarms, servers and exit lights running | 33Ah 12V

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
33Ah
Dimensions (mm)
195×130×168
Battery technology
AGM
Price: €148.15
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Quick answer: Battery Ritar HR12-125W at a glance: 33Ah 12V, intended for UPS and standby systems. Size and polarity decide most swaps, and both are listed on this page.

Why choose the Ritar HR12-125W

When the mains drops, the Ritar HR12-125W takes over. Terminal type F11(M6) needs to match the connectors. The Ritar HR12-125W page at baterias.online lists the figures to check before the swap.

Expect everyday performance from 33Ah in UPS and standby systems.

12VNominal voltage
33AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
10 kgWeight

Five checks for a perfect fit

  • ✓ Built with AGM technology: if your vehicle or system was set up for another chemistry, check the charging settings first.
  • ✓ Make room for 195 × 130 × 168 mm, including clearance above the posts.
  • ✓ Do not go far below your old battery's capacity; this one has 33Ah.

Measurements, ratings and codes

MakeRitar
Model codeHR12-125W
Product lineRITAR HR
SuitsUPS and standby systems
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)33Ah
ChemistryAGM
Dimensions (L × W × H)195 × 130 × 168 mm
Weight10 kg
Terminal typeF11(M6)

Your questions answered

Can a battery be stored before use?

Keep it upright somewhere cool and dry, and charge it before fitting if it has been stored for a while.

How large and heavy is this battery?

At 195 × 130 × 168 mm, measure the tray or compartment carefully. Plan the lift too: 10 kg is heavier than it looks.

What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?

It is a 12V battery with a capacity of 33Ah. In banks of several units, connect only identical batteries bought at the same time.

The AGM technology explained

Valve-regulated construction keeps an AGM case closed during normal life. Leisure vehicles choose AGM when the battery lives under a seat. Old-fashioned chargers without automatic cut-off are a poor match for glass-mat batteries.

Alternatives that fit the same space

Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Ritar HR12-125W.

Long WPL34-12NLong WPL36-12NLong WXL12135WN

More options

Codes matching and measurements agreeing? The Ritar HR12-125W can go straight into your basket at baterias.online. Checking the data first saves the hassle of a wrong order.

Fitting and everyday care

An alarm panel beeping at three in the morning usually means its battery is low. Note the fitting date on the case. Alarm panels that keep reporting low battery need attention.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-RITAR-HR12-125W
  • MPN
    HR12-125W

Specifications

BrandRitar
Product lineRITAR HR
Used forUPS and standby systems
Battery technologyAGM
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate33Ah
Length195 mm
Width130 mm
Height168 mm
Weight10 kg
TerminalsF11(M6)

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