Genie Industries Articulating Z-20/8 battery replacement.
Replacement Genie Industries Articulating Z-20/8 battery, rechargeable 6v Flooded cell batteries for this 48v system at low prices direct from warehouse.
On this page we are offering you comprehensive details of replacement batteries for the Genie Industries Z-20/8 Articulating, a very useful heavy duty commercial machine that is 48 Volt and comes with eight 6-volt batteries which are of course rechargeable, they require a strong deep cycle capable power source to keep these commercial machines running.
- Genie Industries Z-20/8 battery replacement
These flooded cell or sometimes known as wet cell batteries will come out to you ready for their first charge, this type of technology is very cost effective but does require maintenance so do not let them run dry else you will be shortening the expected life span and costing yourself money in the future, they are very good at deep cycling and rechargeable.
The information on this page is only a guide, many of the machines have individual requirements, we have listed the physical dimensions of the individual battery below for you to check before ordering, for the very short moments that it will take you to check this information with your exiting installation will far out way the inconvenience you will experience if you order the wrong ones.
Voltage = 6v
Capacity = 260Ah @20-Hr, 280Ah @100Hr
Chemistry = Flooded cell
Approx total weight = 248-kilos
There is 8 ready to install batteries for the Genie Industries Z-20/8 Articulating we have listed the size of each battery below:
Length = 260mm or 10.23-inches
Width = 180mm or 7.08-inches
Height = 248mm or 9.76-inches
Total Height including terminals = 288mm or 11.34-inches
As stated above this offer if for a full set of batteries for your machine, you can of course purchase them individually and there should be a link in the alternatives tab enabling you to do so. if you need a larger quantity please contact direct and we will furnish you with a individual quotation.
