38Ah & 42ah 12V pair of replacement AGM mobility batteries

38Ah & 42Ah 12V pair of replacement AGM mobility batteries.
Replacement 12v 38Ah and 40ah 42ah batteries, this is a matched pair used in many mobility scooters up-to 50ah and powered wheelchairs at a low competitive price.

This offer includes two batteries; this matched pair replaces the 38Ah to 50Ah batteries often found in mobility scooters, power chairs, and powered wheelchairs. These are a particular size that is physically different from the 30 to 35-amp-hour batteries some chair manufacturers provide, which is why we have provided the physical measurements below. If you are not 100% sure what batteries your device takes, get a ruler and measure them. It's the safest way, and many battery manufacturers' standard sizes overlap, so if you are not completely sure what batteries you need, measure them.

These are valve regulated lead acid batteries, they are also absorbed glass mat, that is AGM and VRLA, these technologies produce a battery cell that will not leak and is not-hazardous. So they can be used without fear of leakage and are deemed safe for travelling on public transport and other forms of transportation.

Keep your new batteries charged: charge before first use, and it's probably much better to charge after every use than to let them sit partially charged for any period of time. If you're not using them for long periods, charge every month or six weeks.

Not hazardous
Not spillable
Recyclable
No maintenance required
Voltage: 12v.

Capacity: 42Ah @20 Hr, amp-hour.
There are two batteries in this pack, they are matched pair to replace the 38Ah or 40Ah version of this power pack, the individual size of each one is as follows:
Length = 199mm - 7.75 inches
Width = 166mm - 6.49 inches
Height = 171mm - 6.69-inches.

We also offer a 50Ah battery set; it's the same size as these 42Ah versions, but with more energy storage, so you can potentially travel farther between charges. The price difference will not be much, and you get a considerable increase in amp-hours, so it may be a good investment for you. Especially if you often run your current 38 or 40Ah batteries down past the 50% mark, they could last considerably longer overall, giving you added savings.