Tudor TB620 | everyday motoring, hatchbacks to light vans | 62Ah 12V 540A images
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Ref. BON-TUDOR-TB620 Tudor TB620 | everyday motoring, hatchbacks to light vans | 62Ah 12V 540A
- Nominal voltage
- 12V
- Capacity, 20-hour rate
- 62Ah
- Cold cranking current (EN)
- 540A
- Dimensions (mm)
- 242×175×190
- Battery technology
- Lead-acid
Price:
€70.64
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Quick answer: Here is the Tudor TB620 in one line: cars and vans, 62Ah 12V 540A. Before anything else, measure the space: the case comes to 242 × 175 × 190 mm.
12VNominal voltage
62AhCapacity (C20)
540AStarting power (EN)
About the Tudor TB620
Found Tudor TB620 printed on the battery lid? That code leads here. Weighing 13.9 kg, it is a manageable lift for one person. Plenty of drivers buy batteries online now that every figure is shown up front.
62Ah sits in the comfortable middle for cars and vans.
Tudor TB620: dimensions and ratings
BrandTudor
Model codeTB620
RangeTUDOR TECHNICA
Used forcars and vans
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity (C20)62Ah
Starting power (EN)540A
ChemistryLead-acid
Size L × W × H242 × 175 × 190 mm
Battery weight13.9 kg
Terminal polaritypositive on the right-hand side
Barcode3661024054539
Using it day to day: practical tips
Holiday over, the car has sat at the airport for two weeks and the dashboard barely lights up. Tighten the hold-down clamp so the battery cannot rock on bumpy roads. A battery that needs a jump after a weekend parked has lost too much capacity.
Care tips for lead-acid batteries
Maintenance-free flooded batteries have sealed caps. Flooded traction batteries keep golf buggies and forklifts running for years. Avoid deep discharges to prevent sulphation.
Will the Tudor TB620 fit?
- ✓ With 62Ah of capacity, hold it up to the figure on the outgoing unit or in your equipment manual.
- ✓ Cold cranking current reaches 540A. It ought to equal the carmaker's requirement at minimum, more so for diesels in cold winters.
- ✓ Technology to match: lead-acid. Moving to a different chemistry may need settings changed in your system.
Questions and answers
Is the Tudor TB620 the same size and layout as my battery?
It measures 242 × 175 × 190 mm with positive on the right-hand side. If your current battery has the same size and layout, it will slot in and the leads will reach.
Can I keep the Tudor TB620 on a shelf before fitting?
Keep it upright somewhere cool and dry, and charge it before fitting if it has been stored for a while.
Will the Tudor TB620 fit my battery space?
The case measures 242 × 175 × 190 mm and the battery weighs 13.9 kg. Check both against your tray and the hold-down before ordering, and lift it with care.
Same case, same terminal side
Cannot find the Tudor TB620 you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.
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Explore more
Keep the code TB620 handy for next time: it makes reordering at baterias.online quick. Writing the fitting date on the battery helps when planning the next replacement.
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Brand
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ReferenceBON-TUDOR-TB620
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EAN133661024054539
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MPNTB620
Specifications
| Brand | Tudor |
|---|---|
| Product line | TUDOR TECHNICA |
| Used for | Cars and vans |
| Battery technology | Lead-acid |
| Nominal voltage | 12V |
| Capacity, 20-hour rate | 62Ah |
| Cold cranking current (EN) | 540A |
| Length | 242 mm |
| Width | 175 mm |
| Height | 190 mm |
| Weight | 13.9 kg |
| Terminal polarity | Positive on the right-hand side |
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