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Skyrich Lithium HJTZ7S-FP (12V 28,8Wh) 2,4Ah

Skyrich Lithium batteries have significantly less weight, higher starting power and low self-discharge compared to ...
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68.80 €
SKYRICH LITHIUM - Article no. - E7566

Motorcycle starter lithium (LiFePO4) accumulators by Skyrich have a discharge current up to 40 times greater than their capacity. Due to the use of lithium technology,
Skyrich Lithium motorcycle batteries are up to 66% lighter than traditional lead-acid batteries and have a lifespan of up to 2000 charge cycles.
Every Skyrich motorcycle battery has a low self-discharge. The shelf life is up to 1 year at a temperature of up to 25°C. The manufacturer recommends regular charging at least once every 6 months. These accumulators can be charged both with a charger intended for LiFePO4 and with a charger intended for maintenance-free accumulators. This eliminates the need to buy a new charger. The used charger must not have an automatic desulfation function! A big advantage over maintenance-free accumulators is the higher charging current. If necessary, it is possible to charge up to 10 times higher current than the battery capacity. In this way, the motorcycle battery can be fully charged in approximately 6 minutes. When the no-load charging voltage is between 14.0V - 15.0V, NO modification to the charging system and motorcycle installation is required. Skyrich LiFePO4 lithium batteries are known for their small dimensions. They come with spacers to fit any motorcycle battery compartment. Skyrich Lithium batteries do not contain toxic metals such as lead, mercury or cobalt. It also does not contain sulfuric acid, like conventional lead batteries, and therefore can be used in any position, including "upside down".

The battery is delivered pre-charged, ready for immediate operation.