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BatteryJack inc. 12 V 7.5 Ah AGM Battery
12 V 7.5 Ah sealed AGM battery fits UPS, mobility and security devices with T1/T2 terminals
- 12 V 7.5 Ah capacity powers devices longer
- Advanced AGM technology enables sealed maintenance-free operation
- 94 L × 2.56 W × 3.66 H cm fits standard battery compartments
- 100 % OEM compatible replaces original batteries directly
- Expected 4–7 year service life reduces replacement frequency
Purpose and fit
The 12 V 7.5 Ah AGM battery serves as a direct OEM replacement for a wide range of sealed lead-acid applications. It is suited for users who need a maintenance-free power source for mobility scooters, security panels, solar setups or portable tools.
Build and terminals
Advanced AGM technology makes the unit sealed and spill-proof so it can be mounted in any orientation without acid leaks. The dual T1/T2 terminal layout allows a straightforward swap into equipment that uses either faston tab size.
Compatibility check
Verify that your device requires a 12 V 7.5 Ah pack and that the physical footprint of 5.94 by 2.56 by 3.66 matches the battery compartment. Confirm the terminal type needed — T1 or T2 — before ordering to ensure a correct connection.
Highlights
- 12 V 7.5 Ah capacity powers devices longer
- Advanced AGM technology enables sealed maintenance-free operation
- 94 L × 2.56 W × 3.66 H cm fits standard battery compartments
- 100 % OEM compatible replaces original batteries directly
- Expected 4–7 year service life reduces replacement frequency
Specifications
| Brand | Neptune Power |
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Questions about this item
What terminal type does this 12 V 7.5 Ah battery use?
The battery uses T1/T2 terminal types, which are standard faston tabs for quick-disconnect wiring in UPS and backup units.
Will the 5.94 x 2.56 x 3.66 inch case fit my existing battery tray?
Measure your tray against the 5.94 inch length, 2.56 inch width and 3.66 inch height; the sealed AGM case matches those outer dimensions exactly.
How do I install this AGM battery without damaging the terminals?
Connect the positive lead first, then negative; tighten terminal bolts only until snug — over-torquing cracks the sealed posts.
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