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SKI DOO FORMULA MACH Z [1993] - Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24U

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SKI DOO FORMULA MACH Z [1993] - Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24UPassend fuer Baujahre: 1993. Motorradmarke: SKI DOO Teilehersteller: Motobatt Motorradmodell: SKI DOO FORMULA MACH Z. Artikel: Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24U. Die Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24U von Motobatt ist eine hochleistungsfhige Batterie, die speziell fr den Einsatz in anspruchsvollen Umgebungen entwickelt wurde. Diese Batterie bietet eine hervorragende Balance zwischen AH (Ampere Stunden) und CCA (Cold Cranking Amps bei

Passend fuer Baujahre: 1993.

Motorradmarke: SKI DOO

Teilehersteller: Motobatt

Motorradmodell: SKI DOO FORMULA MACH Z.

Artikel: Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24U.

Die Powersport Quadflex AGM Batterie MBTX24U von Motobatt ist eine hochleistungsfähige Batterie, die speziell für den Einsatz in anspruchsvollen Umgebungen entwickelt wurde. Diese Batterie bietet eine hervorragende Balance zwischen AH (Ampere-Stunden) und CCA (Cold Cranking Amps bei -18°C), was durch die Vergrößerung der internen Platten und die Nutzung des sonst ungenutzten Raumes in anderen Batterien erreicht wird. Dies wird durch ein weltweit patentiertes, innovatives Zellverbindungssystem ermöglicht.

Die MBTX24U zeichnet sich durch mehrere einzigartige Vorteile aus. Sie bietet bis zu 30% mehr Kapazität und Leistung im Vergleich zu Standardbatterien. Zudem ist sie sicher in der Handhabung, da kein Säurezusatz notwendig ist und somit keine Gefahr von versehentlichen Verschüttungen besteht. Die Batterie ist extrem widerstandsfähig gegen Vibrationen und Brüche der Schweißnähte und vollständig wartungsfrei, da sie versiegelt und werkseitig aktiviert ist.

Weitere Merkmale der MBTX24U umfassen eine Spannung von über 12,5V, was bedeutet, dass die Batterie sofort einsatzbereit ist. Sie verfügt über eine Kapazität von 25/26,5 Ah bei 10/20 Stunden und eine Kaltstartleistung von 350 A. Die Abmessungen betragen 205x87x176 mm und das Gewicht liegt bei 7,3 kg. Motobatt gewährt auf diese Batterie eine 12-monatige Vollersatzgarantie.

  • Spannung: 12 V
  • Kapazität 10/20hr: 25/26.5 Ah
  • CCA: 350 A
  • Abmessungen: 205x87x176 mm
  • Gewicht: 7.3 kg
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