Summary: Built for boats and motorhomes, the Ritar RA6-100 carries the rating 106Ah 6V. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.
About the Ritar RA6-100
Built for life on board boats and motorhomes, the Ritar RA6-100 keeps lights and pumps going. Holding 106Ah, it keeps a fridge and lights going through a quiet night at anchor. Search Ritar RA6-100 and you land on this page with the figures in plain view.
With 106Ah, capacity is typical of batteries for boats and motorhomes. 16 kg is easy on backs and on vehicle weight limits.
6VNominal voltage
106AhAmp-hours at C20
16 kgWeight
Check before ordering
- ✓ Grab a tape measure: 194 × 170 × 210 mm is what this case needs.
- ✓ With 106Ah of capacity, hold it up to the figure on the outgoing unit or in your equipment manual.
- ✓ Connector style: M8. Look closely at the old battery's posts or tabs and make sure they are the same type.
Specifications table
Frequently asked questions
What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?
Nominal voltage is 6V and capacity 106Ah. Wiring two in series doubles the voltage, while parallel wiring doubles the capacity.
Is AGM the same as the battery I have now?
It is built with AGM technology. Pick charging equipment with a matching mode and avoid storing it discharged.
Do I need adapters for the Ritar RA6-100?
If your clamps fit M8 terminals, they will fit this battery without adapters.
AGM: how it works
AGM stands for absorbent glass mat, a fancy name for a very tidy way of storing acid. Glass-mat batteries shrug off vibration, which is why bikes and boats use them so often. Check that the vent hose is connected if the battery sits inside the vehicle.
See also
Everything on baterias.online is filed by brand and reference, so ordering the Ritar RA6-100 is straightforward. Have a spanner and a wire brush ready on the day.
Using it day to day: practical tips
Weekend sailors often find the engine battery fine and the domestic bank flat. Take the main leads from opposite corners of the bank so every battery shares the load. A bank that cannot get through one night with the fridge running needs replacing.
