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Tips to Remember

Number 1

99% of all wheelchairs & mobility scooters use two (2) 12 volt, deep cycle, sealed lead acid batteries.

Number 2

Amp Hours (AH) is the amount of energy a battery holds. The more amp hours, the further you can go, but check the size of your battery, it could limit your amp hours.

Number 3

AGM batteries function better in colder environments than Gel batteries, but Gel batteries last up to twice as long.

Number 4

Gel batteries should be recharged at a slightly lower voltage.

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