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24v Kids Ride On Car Battery 12fm7 24v 7ah

24v Kids Ride On Car Battery This 24v Kids Ride on car battery replacement battery will work with any 24V Ride on Car which runs on a single 24v battery. Perfect replacement for dead batteries that require replacing T...

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24v Kids Ride On Car Battery 12fm7 24v 7ah

24v Kids Ride On Car Battery

This 24v Kids Ride on car battery replacement battery will work with any 24V Ride on Car which runs on a single 24v battery. Perfect replacement for dead batteries that require replacing

This battery can be used to upgrade your cars power, however please ensure you have the know how as simply upgrading the battery will not give your car more power, it will also require the wiring and control module to be changed in order to take the extra load.

Battery Specification:

1 x 24V7AH / 20HR

Battery Voltage : 24V

Standby Use 27.00 - 27.60v

Cycle use 28.8 - 30.00V

Initial Current less than 2.1A

Battery Code 12fm7

What is the best way to charge a 24v Battery?

Please be sure to use a 24v Charger to charge your Battery

Compatible with with many 24v ride on cars buggies, utv's and quad bikes including the A035 Kids Electric Go Kart

Shanghai Xinleina Brand or equivalent

Battery Dimensions 18.5cm long x 9.5cm wide x 9cm tall

We stock a Great Selection of Kids 24v Ride on Cars

Important UK Law & Safety Guidance

In the UK, privately-owned electric scooters may only be ridden on private land with the landowner's permission, or within designated council trial zones. They are currently not legal for use on public UK highways or pavements. We strongly advise all riders to wear a safety helmet, protective gloves, and visible reflective clothing at all times.