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Fullriver HC14V50 · Electric wheelchair battery 14V 50Ah

Reference: BOL-FULLRIVER-HC14V50

Fullriver HC14V50: electric wheelchair battery with 14 V and 50 Ah, measuring 260.4 × 164.2 × 182.9 mm.

The Fullriver HC14V50 at a glance

The Fullriver HC14V50 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 HC14V50 belongs to the Fullriver FULLRIVER HC range. See all Fullriver batteries

Equivalents and alternatives to the Fullriver HC14V50

No other reference in the catalogue fully matches the dimensions and polarity of the HC14V50; you will find the closest ones among our electric wheelchair batteries.

Inside the HC14V50: AGM technology

Inside, the HC14V50 has glass fibre separators (AGM) that hold the electrolyte. The HC14V50 needs a charger with an AGM mode that does not exceed 14.7 V.

Check this before ordering the Fullriver HC14V50

  • The HC14V50 needs 260.4 × 164.2 × 182.9 mm of space: measure it with the hold-down clamp in place.
  • Capacity of the HC14V50: 50 Ah; the same as your current battery or slightly more is fine.

Fullriver HC14V50 codes and part numbers

This is how the Fullriver HC14V50 appears on the label and in parts catalogues:

Commercial referenceHC14V50
Terminal typeM6

Frequently asked questions about the Fullriver HC14V50

How much does the Fullriver HC14V50 weigh?

The HC14V50 weighs 25.1 kg.

How much range does the Fullriver HC14V50 give in an electric wheelchair?

It depends on weight, terrain and the chair. As a guide, with 50 Ah per battery an average chair covers several kilometres a day; range drops with hills and cold batteries.

What are the dimensions and weight of the Fullriver HC14V50?

It measures 260.4 × 164.2 × 182.9 mm and weighs 25.1 kg. Compare these figures with the tray and the hold-down clamp before ordering.

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