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Yuasa Mc Battery YT9B-BS MF AGM 12v 8,4 Ah

Yuasa Mc Battery YT9B-BS MF AGM 12v 8,4 Ah

€81.90 per styck
Yuasa AGM starter battery for motorcycles, snowmobiles, mopeds, ATVs, quads, personal watercraft, etc
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  • Amps8
  • Art no10-1429
  • Battery typeStartbatteri
  • BrandYuasa
  • Height105
  • Length150
  • SKUYT9B-BS
  • Start current120
  • Volt12V
  • Width70

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Article no.: 10-1429

Yuasa AGM starter battery for motorcycles, snowmobiles, mopeds, ATVs, quads, personal watercraft, etc. Meets or exceeds Powersports OEM specifications. Yuasa AGM's battery design eliminates water loss. Once the batteries are filled with acid, you never have to fill it with water or check the acid level. All the acid is absorbed into the special plates and separators, so you never have to worry about acid leakage harmful acid leaks. Long service life. Absorbed glass mat (AGM) technology leak proof Maintenance free - NEVER add water, but maintenance charging is required. Designed to protect against corrosion, resist vibration and deliver high starting power Polypropylene cap and container - superior resistance in extreme conditions of cold and heat, more flexible than ABS material How to care for your motorcycle battery! A motorcycle battery needs to be charged regularly, much more often than a car used daily. We recommend charging the battery every two months throughout the year. Even if the motorcycle is used in the summer, it is usually not regularly and the bike can easily be left standing for periods of time, alarms and other electronics can discharge the battery. If you leave the battery in the motorcycle during winter storage, loosen one of the cable lugs. If you remove the battery, keep it dry and cool to reduce self-discharge. Get into the habit of always charging the battery before putting it away for storage and before using it. Wait a few hours after charging before installing it. Use a charger that does not have too high a charging current, a good rule is 10% of the battery's Ah. If the charger has low current mode/MC mode, use it. Overcharging shortens battery life. Charge batteries in a ventilated area to avoid the formation of oxyhydrogen gas. Handle the batteries with care.
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