Fullriver HC105 · Electric wheelchair battery 12V 105Ah
Reference: BOL-FULLRIVER-HC105
Fullriver HC105: electric wheelchair battery with 12 V and 105 Ah, measuring 330 × 172 × 220 mm.
- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 105Ah
- Technology
- AGM
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 330 × 172 × 220 mm
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The Fullriver HC105 at a glance
The Fullriver HC105 is made for powered wheelchairs. The HC105 is fitted in pairs: two 12 V batteries in series give the chair's 24 V.
The HC105 belongs to the Fullriver FULLRIVER HC range. See all Fullriver batteries
Equivalents and alternatives to the Fullriver HC105
As the HC105 is an AGM battery, we only list other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: neither an EFB nor a conventional battery can replace it.
| Model | Technology | Capacity | Dimensions (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q-Battery 12LC-100 | AGM | 107 Ah | 328 × 172 × 222 |
Fullriver HC105 vs DCG79-12, HC110 and DCG88-12: differences
What sets the HC105 apart from its neighbours in the Fullriver range:
| Model | Capacity | Dimensions (mm) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fullriver HC105 (this one) | 105 Ah | 330 × 172 × 220 | 17.6 kg |
| Fullriver DCG79-12 | 79 Ah | 328 × 169 × 232 | 29.1 kg |
| Fullriver HC110 | 110 Ah | 330 × 173 × 237 | 20.7 kg |
| Fullriver DCG88-12 | 88 Ah | 307 × 169 × 215 | 28.4 kg |
- Fullriver DCG79-12: 26 Ah less, a different case (328 × 169 × 232 mm).
- Fullriver HC110: 5 Ah more, a different height (237 mm instead of 220 mm). It only fits if there is room for 237 mm of height.
- Fullriver DCG88-12: 17 Ah less, a different case (307 × 169 × 215 mm).
What it means that the HC105 is AGM
Inside, the HC105 has glass fibre separators (AGM) that hold the electrolyte. It is fitted in cars with advanced Start-Stop and in deep-cycle equipment.
What to look at before buying the HC105
- The HC105 needs 330 × 172 × 220 mm of space: measure it with the hold-down clamp in place.
- Capacity of the HC105: 105 Ah; the same as your current battery or slightly more is fine.
Fullriver HC105 codes and part numbers
Shops, garages and catalogues identify the HC105 with these codes:
| Commercial reference | HC105 |
|---|---|
| Terminal type | M8 |
| Not to be confused with | Fullriver HC100 (100 Ah), Fullriver HC15 (15 Ah), Fullriver HC175 (175 Ah) |
Frequently asked questions about the Fullriver HC105
Fullriver HC105 or DCG79-12?
Compared with the HC105, the Fullriver DCG79-12 has 26 Ah less. With 105 Ah, the HC105 runs longer between charges than the DCG79-12 (79 Ah). Mind the space: the DCG79-12 measures 328 × 169 × 232 mm.
Fullriver HC105 or HC110: what changes?
Mainly the height: the HC105 is 220 mm tall and the Fullriver HC110 237 mm, with the same length and width and 110 Ah against 105 Ah. Before choosing between the HC105 and the HC110, measure the free height of the battery compartment with the cover or bonnet closed.
How much does the Fullriver HC105 weigh?
The HC105 weighs 17.6 kg. For reference, the Fullriver DCG79-12 (79 Ah) weighs 29.1 kg.
Which battery is equivalent to the Fullriver HC105?
Only other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: Q-Battery 12LC-100. Neither an EFB nor a conventional battery replaces the HC105.
How much range does the Fullriver HC105 give in an electric wheelchair?
It depends on weight, terrain and the chair. As a guide, with 105 Ah per battery an average chair covers several kilometres a day; range drops with hills and cold batteries.
More batteries to compare with the HC105
- Other electric wheelchair batteries
- The whole Fullriver range
- Q-Battery 12LC-100 · 107 Ah, 328×172×222 mm
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