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EM13515ER

  • Capacity: 135 Ah
  • Warranty: 15 Months
  • Technology: Short Tubular

Features

Water Level
Indicator

Lowest Cost/
Km

Lowest Electricity
Consumption in
Recharging

Full Day Running
without Intermediate
Charging

Ensured Mileage
for All Rated
Product

Technical Specifications

EM13515ER
Capacity135 Ah
Warranty15 Months
Gross Weight (in KG)37.5
Battery Dimension (in mm)411x172x275

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FAQs

E-rickshaws typically use deep cycle lead-acid batteries

The life of an e-rickshaw battery can vary but generally most of the companies offer 6 months to 1 year warranties on their batteries. Eastman is the only company that has a range of e rickshaw batteries with warranties ranging from 6 months to 2 years.

E-rickshaws usually use multiple batteries, often ranging from 4 to 6, depending on the model and capacity.

Ah in a battery stands for Ampere-hour, indicating the energy storage capacity.

Common problems with e-rickshaw batteries include sulfation, water loss, overcharging, and deep discharges.

Maintain e-rickshaw batteries by regular inspection, keeping terminals clean, proper charging, and avoiding overcharging or deep discharges.

Charging time for e-rickshaw batteries varies but typically takes around 6 to 8 hours for a full charge.

Higher Ah and warranty batteries are generally better for e-rickshaws as they provide more energy storage, longer coverage and last longer. This saves a lot more money during the complete life cycle of the battery despite a marginally high initial investment.

Start looking for a new e-rickshaw battery when you notice significant drops in performance, reduced mileage, or frequent charging issues.

Properly charge your e-rickshaw battery by using a compatible charger recommended by the manufacturer, avoiding overcharging, and ensuring proper ventilation during charging. Also don't use "jugaad" or "Adda" chargers as they might damage the battery.