Fullriver DCG65-12 · Electric wheelchair battery 12V 65Ah
Reference: BOL-FULLRIVER-DCG65-12
Fullriver DCG65-12: electric wheelchair battery with 12 V and 65 Ah, measuring 256 × 170 × 210 mm.
- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 65Ah
- Technology
- AGM
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 256 × 170 × 210 mm
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Where the Fullriver DCG65-12 fits
The Fullriver DCG65-12 is made for powered wheelchairs. It is fitted as a 12 V pair and takes hundreds of daily cycles, something a starter battery could not handle.
The DCG65-12 belongs to the Fullriver DCG Series range. The full range of Fullriver batteries
Inside the DCG65-12: AGM technology
Inside, the DCG65-12 has glass fibre separators (AGM) that hold the electrolyte. It is fitted in cars with advanced Start-Stop and in deep-cycle equipment.
Fullriver DCG65-12 vs DCG77-12, HC65 and HC65/S: differences
What sets the DCG65-12 apart from its neighbours in the Fullriver range:
| Model | Capacity | Dimensions (mm) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullriver DCG65-12 (this one) | 65 Ah | 256 × 170 × 210 | 21.9 kg |
| Fullriver DCG77-12 | 77 Ah | 260 × 169 × 215 | 24.2 kg |
| Fullriver HC65 | 65 Ah | 261 × 171.5 × 186.5 | 20.8 kg |
| Fullriver HC65/S | 65 Ah | 261 × 171.5 × 186.5 | 9.4 kg |
| Fullriver HC64X | 64 Ah | 240.3 × 168.7 × 220 | 22.3 kg |
- Fullriver DCG77-12: 12 Ah more, a different case (260 × 169 × 215 mm).
- Fullriver HC65: the same capacity, a different height (186.5 mm instead of 210 mm). It is the option if your battery tray cannot take the 210 mm height of the DCG65-12.
- Fullriver HC65/S: the same capacity, a different height (186.5 mm instead of 210 mm). It is the option if your battery tray cannot take the 210 mm height of the DCG65-12.
- Fullriver HC64X: 1 Ah less, a different case (240.3 × 168.7 × 220 mm).
Equivalents and alternatives to the Fullriver DCG65-12
No other reference in the catalogue fully matches the dimensions and polarity of the DCG65-12; you will find the closest ones among our electric wheelchair batteries.
Fullriver DCG65-12 codes and part numbers
Shops, garages and catalogues identify the DCG65-12 with these codes:
| Commercial reference | DCG65-12 |
|---|---|
| Terminal type | M6 |
| Not to be confused with | Fullriver DCG55-12 (55 Ah), Fullriver DCG75-12 (75 Ah), Fullriver DC65-12 (65 Ah, 430 A) |
Before ordering the DCG65-12, check this
- With 65 Ah, the DCG65-12 replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.
- Length, width and height of the DCG65-12: 256 × 170 × 210 mm.
Frequently asked questions about the Fullriver DCG65-12
Fullriver DCG65-12 or DCG77-12?
Compared with the DCG65-12, the Fullriver DCG77-12 has 12 Ah more. With 77 Ah, the DCG77-12 runs longer between charges than the DCG65-12 (65 Ah). Mind the space: the DCG77-12 measures 260 × 169 × 215 mm.
Fullriver DCG65-12 or HC65/HC65/S: what changes?
Mainly the height: the DCG65-12 is 210 mm tall and the Fullriver HC65 186.5 mm, with the same length and width and 65 Ah against 65 Ah. The Fullriver HC65/S is 186.5 mm tall, with 65 Ah and A. Before choosing between the DCG65-12 and the HC65, measure the free height of the battery compartment with the cover or bonnet closed.
How much does the Fullriver DCG65-12 weigh?
The DCG65-12 weighs 21.9 kg. For reference, the Fullriver DCG77-12 (77 Ah) weighs 24.2 kg.
Which charger does the Fullriver DCG65-12 need?
A charger with an AGM mode that limits voltage to about 14.4-14.7 V. Never an old unregulated charger: overcharging dries out an AGM beyond repair.
Keep comparing: alternatives to the DCG65-12
- More electric wheelchair batteries
- The whole Fullriver range
- Fullriver HC64 · 64 Ah, 240.3×173.7×219.5 mm
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