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Choose a single battery, a pair or your own quantity. Enter your delivery details at checkout.
Ask us to check a batteryThree details to look for.
Your original paperwork may include the battery reference. You can usually also find it on the battery label.
- Model or part numberFor example, RA12-33 or P33-12R. A serial number alone may not identify the battery type.
- Voltage and capacityLook for V and Ah, for example 12V 33Ah.
- The full setupCheck how many batteries are fitted, their dimensions, connector and terminal position.
Only access the battery if your equipment instructions say it is safe. Ask a technician if you are unsure.
Model reference above.
Voltage and capacity below.
A little care goes a long way.
Follow your equipment and battery manufacturer's charging, servicing and replacement guidance. A healthy battery helps reduce the risk of unexpected loss of power when you are out.
If you notice reduced range, unreliable charging or sudden power loss, have the battery and charger checked. Battery life varies with the type, use, charging and storage.
Use your manufacturer's recommended review interval. There is no single replacement interval that suits every battery.
Before you order
- Confirm the exact equipment model and variant.
- Match voltage, chemistry and charging requirements.
- Check dimensions, terminals and polarity.
- Confirm the number of batteries and whether a complete matched set is needed.
Matching voltage and Ah alone does not confirm a safe fit.
Not sure which one?
Send the model name and the details from the battery label. We will check the options with our supplier.
For a photograph, email us a clear image of the label and terminals. Include your equipment model and enquiry reference if you have one.
Automatic photo identification is coming soon. Images sent now are reviewed by our team.