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Wheelchair Batteries

WHEELCHAIR BATTERY FINDER
AtBatt.com offers a complete line of batteries and compatible replacements for most wheelchairs. Our wheelchair batteries are specifically designed for each wheelchair brand and model. We have developed a Wheelchair battery finder tool that will guide you in choosing the correct battery for your wheelchair. Your first step is to choose your wheelchair manufacturer from the list below.

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Wheelchair Battery Tips
How long should I charge my wheelchair battery?
What can I do to lengthen my wheelchair battery life?

Wheelchair Battery Tips

How long should I charge my wheelchair battery?
Wheelchairs use Sealed Lead Acid batteries (SLA). SLA batteries do not charge quickly. Typical charge time is 8 to 16 hours. If you depend on your wheelchair to be fully operational at all times, we recommend that you invest in two batteries so you will always have a spare.

What can I do to lengthen my wheelchair battery life?
You should try to never let your wheelchair battery fully discharge. A full discharge causes extra strain and each cycle robs the battery of a small amount of its capacity. It is also important to remember that you should never leave your wheelchair battery discharged for a significant length of time. This causes sulfation, which makes it very difficult if not impossible to recharge.

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