Tudor Tudor Ref. BON-TUDOR-TL700

Tudor TL700 | for engines that pause at junctions | 70Ah 12V 760A

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
70Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)
760A
Dimensions (mm)
278×175×190
Battery technology
EFB
Price: €107.67
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Quick answer: Quick facts on the Tudor TL700: intended for start-stop vehicles, rated 70Ah 12V 760A. Nominal voltage is 12V, the same as most equipment of this kind.

12VVolts
70AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
760ACold cranking current (EN)

Tudor TL700: what it is and who it suits

Driving a car that cuts its engine at junctions? The Tudor TL700 may be its battery. Being a EFB battery, it suits cars designed around that technology. Drivers choose baterias.online because the technology is never hidden.

70Ah is a typical capacity for start-stop vehicles.

Tudor TL700 data sheet

MakeTudor
ReferenceTL700
RangeTUDOR EFB
Suitsstart-stop vehicles
Volts12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)70Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)760A
Battery technologyEFB
Dimensions (L × W × H)278 × 175 × 190 mm
Battery weight19.3 kg
Polaritypositive on the right-hand side
Barcode3661024055697

Tudor TL700 in everyday use

A car that only does short trips in town can leave its stop-start battery permanently half charged. Clip the battery sensor back onto the negative post firmly. Fitting the wrong technology is the costliest mistake an eco-stop owner can make.

The EFB technology explained

From the outside, an EFB looks much like an ordinary car battery. Heat under the bonnet bothers EFB less than many expect. A charger with an EFB or start-stop setting suits this kind of battery best.

Five checks for a perfect fit

  • ✓ Plus post: positive on the right-hand side. Check yours before ordering.
  • ✓ Capacity is 70Ah. Aim for the same figure as your old battery or slightly above, never much lower.
  • ✓ For winter starts, 760A should at least match the old battery.

Your questions answered

Is this battery easy to lift?

19.3 kg is the listed weight. For larger batteries, a second pair of hands makes fitting safer.

Is the Tudor TL700 strong enough for a diesel engine?

With 760A, it suits vehicles whose maker specifies that value or less. Cold climates benefit from extra.

Same case, same terminal side

Same format, different makers: these alternatives match the Tudor TL700 in size and layout.

Deta DK700Deta DL700Exide EL700Fulmen FK700Fulmen FL700

Related products and ranges

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  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-TUDOR-TL700
  • EAN13
    3661024055697
  • MPN
    TL700

Specifications

BrandTudor
Product lineTUDOR EFB
Used forStart-stop vehicles
Battery technologyEFB
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate70Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)760A
Length278 mm
Width175 mm
Height190 mm
Weight19.3 kg
Terminal polarityPositive on the right-hand side

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