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Ritar RT670 · UPS battery 6V 7Ah

Reference: BOL-RITAR-RT670

Ritar RT670: UPS battery with 6 V and 7 Ah, measuring 151 × 34 × 100 mm.

The Ritar RT670 at a glance

The Ritar RT670 is a VRLA AGM battery for UPS and uninterruptible power systems: it stays charged for years waiting for an outage and delivers the energy instantly when it comes. The RT670 spends most of its life on float charge, waiting for a power cut.

The RT670 belongs to the Ritar RITAR RT range. See all Ritar batteries

Equivalents and alternatives to the Ritar RT670

Other AGM batteries that fit the RT670's tray with the same polarity: an AGM can only be replaced by another AGM.

ModelTechnologyCapacityDimensions (mm)
Long WP7-6AGM7 Ah151 × 34 × 100
Fulbat FP6-7.2AGM7.2 Ah151 × 34 × 100

AGM technology in the RT670

The RT670 is AGM: the electrolyte is absorbed in glass fibre mats, so it is sealed and spill-proof. Being sealed, the RT670 can be fitted in the boot or under a seat with no risk of spills.

Check this before ordering the Ritar RT670

  • Length, width and height of the RT670: 151 × 34 × 100 mm.
  • Your current battery should say about 7 Ah; a little more is also fine.

Part numbers and codes for the Ritar RT670

Look for any of these RT670 codes on your current battery or in the manufacturer's catalogue:

Commercial referenceRT670
Terminal typeF1 / F2

Frequently asked questions about the Ritar RT670

How much does the Ritar RT670 weigh?

1 kg, with 7 Ah of capacity.

Which battery is equivalent to the Ritar RT670?

Only other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: Long WP7-6 and Fulbat FP6-7.2. Neither an EFB nor a conventional battery replaces the RT670.

Which charger does the Ritar RT670 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.

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