IMC Hartway Forsa H10R mobility battery set replacement
Replacement IMC Hartway Forsa H10R mobility battery set, rechargeable sealed lead-acid, safe, non-spillable, valve-regulated VRLA batteries with advanced AGM technology
We have listed the relevant information below to help you decide whether to purchase new mobility batteries for your IMC Hartway Forsa H10R.
- IMC Hartway Forsa H10R mobility battery set replacement
After you unpack your new battery order from us, you'll notice it has a good charge. Regardless, you still need to fully charge it before first use. Your charger will indicate to you when it has completed a charge, it will probably not take very long depending on the charger, the light will generally change to indicate this, while you may well be sorely tempted just to fit them and go without charging. It's well worth waiting that short period to set them up in the right way before you start.
These batteries are deep cycle capable, which is essential in this type of application. VRLA and AGM cells will not leak and aren't hazardous, so they are suitable for travelling. No maintenance is required, except, of course, charging, which we have covered on this page for both VRLA and AGM.
Ensure that you order the right battery by carefully checking the code on your mobility device and comparing it to the information here. Many are very similar, so it's easy to make a mistake. If in doubt, check the batteries themselves, their dimensions, and anything written on the side. We have included the physical sizes of the batteries so you can double-check. These batteries are mainly constructed using lead and can be easily recycled. More information on recycling is at the foot of this page.
Voltage = 12-volts
Capacity = 38Ah @20Hr
Chemistry = sealed lead, AGM, VRLA.
You will find 2 lead-acid batteries for the IMC Hartway Forsa H10R. We have listed the size of each battery below:
Length = 199mm or 7.67 inches
Width = 166mm 6.49-inches
Height = 171mm or 6.69 inches.
We are also able to offer this size battery as a 50-amp-hour version; it's exactly the same physical size and will slip straight into the same cavity, except it will offer a longer runtime, which means more miles per charge and will probably last longer overall, saving you money in the long run.