ExpertPower EXP12120 12V 12Ah AGM Battery - Sealed Lead Acid 12V Battery Pack, Rechargeable SLA with F2 Terminals, UPS Replacement, Wheelchair, Mobility Device, 12 Volt 12 Ah / 20HR

I bought this ExpertPower 12V 12Ah battery to replace the old one in my son’s ride-on toy car, and it has been a game-changer. Installation was super simple thanks to the F2 terminals—just plug it in and go. The battery charged quickly and holds power really well; my son can now ride much longer without constant recharging. It feels sturdy, reliable, and definitely built to last. After weeks of use, it’s still running strong with no issues at all. If you’re looking for a dependable replacement battery for a kid’s car, scooter, or any 12V toy, this one is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!

Worked. Exact fit and holds a decent charge.

I've purchased quite a few 8AHr to 20AHr batteries from various battery companies, and so far, I fell in love with this company's product. I primarily used the main battery for my pontoon, kayaks, and Catfish float tube, but also utilized the battery for charging my electronics on the go. Why such a heavy burden of the battery instead of LiPO? I have a 7.4V and 14.8V, 8AHr or higher, packs as well, used for hiking purposes. When weight is not a problem for long treks, such as fishing and camping, I don't like to spend unnecessary costs. Pros: Durability: shell is indeed durable. 1st battery was purchased for roughness handling, between jolting around all over place during transport, to push-shove storage in tight areas with other heavy equipment. The shell got some scuffle marks here and there, but so far, no dent, puncture, or failure to function. Voltage: perfect 12V all the way down past 25%. Yes, I'm not suppose to dip lower than 50%, but when I'm in the water, in the middle of the night, running all the required equipment to keep my safe and sane, I have no choice. Navigation LED lights, fishfinder, electronic charge, total drawing at 3.9A, at 8 hours mark, I still have 25%, or close to 25% based on my charger displayed info (NOCO Smart recharger). How can that be? 12AHr, with 3.9A draw (confirmed by the Fluke 117 Multimeter), yet, 8 hours and still ~25% remain? Either the multimeter has a gremlin, or the battery is rated much lower than what is really is. I purchased a second battery to test this theory. 4 sessions of the 8 hours discharges had been tested upon, and 4 sessions confirmed at 25%, or possibly even less. Overall, I'm very happy with this battery. I'll update the battery's status after a few more months of discharge cycles.

I was supposed to get two batteries not just one

Great Peg-Perego replacement battery. It has greater capacity, perfect fit, great quality and same connection as the existing battery. All I did was remove the blue plastic strap/case of the battery carefully without breaking, cutting or pulling the power cables nor the connectors of the wiring harness. Make sure you note which side is the positive and which one is the negative. The existing wiring harness has a 30 amp fuse already. Its located on the negative terminal of the wiring harness (that's where it was located on this wiring harness). You might need to separate the wires apart by cutting the black rubber piece, that sits in between the wires, of the harness that keeps that wires together. Do not cut the wires. Bought this battery for use on the Peg-Perego John Deer tractor. Battery comes fully charged and it will runs for a while. I lost count at 35+ minutes of use on the second gear while hauling. To recharge the the battery I am using Schumacher CR-1 Charge 'n Ride 3 Amp 6/12 Volt Universal Battery Charger for Ride-On Toys https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005F1YJ3I/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_52?th=1 This charger works great. It recharges the battery faster and its safer than the original. If you forget to unplug it, it will stop itself for charging the battery. It will resume recharging once it detects that the level in the battery has decreased.

The single battery in my APC Back UPS 650 Model# BP650S stopped working. I priced several options of replacing the entire unit or just the battery. To my surprise I found this battery at over half the price that APC wanted for the one battery. After much research I found myself ordering this battery type. When the battery arrived it was packed well with protectors the battery terminals to prevent any possible short circuit. I tested the voltage of the battery with my volt meter and found it was charged up at the 12 volt level. The old battery had a plastic safety insulator around the positive terminal that I moved to the new battery to prevent it from touching the top of the case when the battery is inside the APC. The two wires are short and can be pain to connect at times, but once you get them in the right angle you’ll be able to connect them and slowly insert the battery inside of the APC without the wires coming off. The process didn’t take but about 5 minutes to save a decent amount of cash instead of replacing the entire unit! It is very simple for anyone to do. Just take your time and make sure you don’t short out any battery terminal while doing so. I let the unit charge the battery for several hours to ensure everything was up to 100%. I then put a 30%-40% load on the unit and pulled the power from the unit to let it calibrate to the new battery capacity. Everything worked out great with the unit and would recommend using this battery to breath new life into your APC UPS.

These batteries are absolutely horrible, don’t waste your money! Bought 2 of them as replacements for my kids ride on toys. Within weeks(right after the return window closed of course) they couldn’t hold a charge and would be drained within 5-10 minutes (normal full charge with a quality battery would last around 1 hour or more). Followed all the charging recommendations per the manufacturer instructions.

Let me tell you about this battery. I bought this battery 4 years ago for my fishing kayak set up. I did a big move and ended up not being able to Use it for what I intended. This battery was never used, sat in my storage container and outside storage areas for 4 years and maintained voltage at 12.4 volts. I have recently used it to upgrade daughters power wheels jeep and it’s functioning and charging as it should. Great battery!

Bien protégé pour le transport