Ritar RA12-80S for powered chairs and mobility aids, rated 85Ah 12V

Summary: Put simply: Ritar RA12-80S, rated 85Ah 12V, sold for mobility scooters and wheelchairs. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.

About the Ritar RA12-80S

Plenty of powerchairs and scooters for reduced mobility run on a pair of Ritar RA12-80S. Every figure published for the Ritar RA12-80S is on this page. Search Ritar RA12-80S and the right page comes up straight away.

At 85Ah, there is plenty in reserve compared with most batteries for mobility scooters and wheelchairs. With 22 kg on the scales, it weighs less than many batteries of similar capacity.

Five checks for a perfect fit

• ✓ Amp-hours: 85Ah. More capacity means more reserve for accessories and slower discharge when parked.
• ✓ Photograph your old terminals and compare with M6.
• ✓ Check that the alternator or controller suits AGM.

Technical figures at a glance

Common questions about the Ritar RA12-80S

What AGM means for you

Tightly packed plates and mats give glass-mat batteries a sturdy inner structure. Motorcycles benefit from glass-mat batteries because they tolerate lean angles and vibration. Old-fashioned chargers without automatic cut-off are a poor match for glass-mat batteries.

Batteries with the same format

Cannot find the Ritar RA12-80S you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.

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Ordering the Ritar RA12-80S online at baterias.online is simple once the code checks out. A minute spent comparing the label of your old battery avoids most mistakes.

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Getting the best from the Ritar RA12-80S

A trip to the shops and back every morning is a full day's work for a mobility battery. Ask the service engineer for a load test if range drops. Charging with an unsuitable charger leaves batteries undercharged.