Varta A2 · Truck battery 12V 170Ah 1,000A
Reference: BOL-VARTA-A2 · EAN 4016987167847
Varta A2 (ETN 670 901 100, also written A 2 or 670901100): truck battery (AGM) with 12 V, 170 Ah and 1,000 A cold cranking current, measuring 513 × 223 × 223 mm.
- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 170Ah
- Cold cranking amps (EN)
- 1000A
- Technology
- AGM
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 513 × 223 × 223 mm
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Where the Varta A2 fits
The Varta A2 is a starter battery for trucks, tractors and machinery: high capacity, robust terminals and a build that withstands vibration and the starts of large engines. The A2 is fitted alone or in pairs, in series, for the 24 V system of many trucks.
Varta lists the A2 in its Promotive AGM line. See all Varta batteries
What it means that the A2 is AGM
The A2 is AGM: the electrolyte is absorbed in glass fibre mats, so it is sealed and spill-proof. Being sealed, the A2 can be fitted in the boot or under a seat with no risk of spills.
Varta A2 vs A1: which one to choose?
What sets the A2 apart from its neighbours in the Varta range:
| Model | Capacity | Cold cranking (EN) | Dimensions (mm) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Varta A2 (this one) | 170 Ah | 1,000 A | 513 × 223 × 223 | 47.49 kg |
| Varta A1 | 210 Ah | 1,200 A | 518 × 276 × 242 | 61.3 kg |
- Varta A1: 40 Ah more, 200 A more cranking power, a different case (518 × 276 × 242 mm).
Equivalents and alternatives to the Varta A2
No other reference in the catalogue fully matches the dimensions and polarity of the A2; you will find the closest ones among our truck, commercial and agricultural vehicle batteries.
Varta A2 codes and part numbers
Look for any of these A2 codes on your current battery or in the manufacturer's catalogue:
| Commercial reference | A2 (A 2) |
|---|---|
| ETN code | 670901100 (also 670 901 100) |
| EAN | 4016987167847 |
| Case size according to Varta | B |
| UK code | 629AGM |
| Base hold-down | B00 |
| Also known as | Varta A 2 · Varta 670901100 · Varta 670 901 100 |
Check this before ordering the Varta A2
- The A2 delivers 1,000 A cold cranking (EN standard); do not go below what your original battery states.
- Capacity of the A2: 170 Ah; the same as your current battery or slightly more is fine.
- Length, width and height of the A2: 513 × 223 × 223 mm.
Frequently asked questions about the Varta A2
Varta A2 or A1?
Compared with the A2, the Varta A1 has 40 Ah more and 200 A more cranking power. If your current battery says 1,200 A or more, choose the A1; if it says 1,000 A or less, the A2 is enough. Mind the space: the A1 measures 518 × 276 × 242 mm.
What does the code 670 901 100 on the Varta A2 mean?
It is its ETN (European Type Number), also written 670901100. The first three digits (670) encode voltage and capacity: 12 V and 170 Ah (5xx = under 100 Ah, 6xx = 100 to 199 Ah, 7xx = 200 Ah or more). The middle group (901) identifies the specific model within that capacity, and the last three digits (100) multiplied by 10 give the cold cranking current: 1,000 A.
How much does the Varta A2 weigh?
The A2 weighs 47.49 kg. For reference, the Varta A1 (210 Ah) weighs 61.3 kg.
What does HD or vibration resistance mean on a truck battery?
That the plates are fixed to withstand intense vibration (EN 50342 V3/V4). It is essential in construction, agriculture and long-haul transport.
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