SHORAI LFX19A4-BS12 12V LIGHTWEIGHT LITHIUM MOTORCYCLE BATTERY
- Ultra lightweight design - up to 75% lighter than a lead acid equivalent
- Zero sulphation for longer service life
- Faster cranking for improved starting performance
- Rugged carbon composite casing
Please note, Lithium batteries are far more sensitive to overcharging than conventional lead acid batteries and should not be used with older bikes particularly those with mechanical voltage regulators; they should only be used on newer bikes fitted with sophisticated electronically controlled charging systems - if you unsure please contact us for advice.
For further information please look at the "Product FAQs" tab.
Specification
- Manufacturer: SHORAI
- Battery type number: LFX19A4-BS12
- Battery type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LifePO4)
- Dimensions: 148mm x 86mm x 88mm
- Voltage: 12V
- Storage Capacity: 7.04Ah
- Lead/Acid equivalent capacity: 19Ah
- Cold-start performance: 285A CCA
- Weight: 1.05kg
- Terminal layout: Left: + Right: - (With the terminals on the edge nearest to you)
- Warranty: 1 year warranty
- Commodity Code / HS Code - 85078000
- Country of Origin (COO) - CN, China
LFX19A4-BS12: Storage Capacity 7.04Ah Lead Acid equivalent 19Ah
Lithium Iron batteries are around three times more efficient than traditional Lead/Acid batteries which means that up to 80% of their storage capacity is available as usable power compared to only 20-30% for a typical Lead battery. This means that a Lithium battery with a much lower capacity can provide the same starting performance so to help compare Lithium and Lead batteries all our Lithium batteries have both "Storage capacity" and "Lead/Acid equivalent capacity" ratings.
SHORAI LFX19A4-BS12 12V LIGHTWEIGHT LITHIUM MOTORCYCLE BATTERY - COMPATABILITY
The Shorai LFX19A4-BS12 can be used to replace the following battery part numbers
- YTX9-BS
- YTX12-BS
- YTZ10S
- YTZ12S
- YTZ14S
SHORAI LFX19A4-BS12 12V LIGHTWEIGHT LITHIUM MOTORCYCLE BATTERY - DOWNLOADS
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DELIVERY INFORMATION
All prices include free mainland UK delivery - other than certain remote areas that may attract a delivery surcharge.
All Royal Mail deliveries are sent by first class post and are free to all UK postcodes.
Most UPS deliveries are free however remote areas may have a delivery surcharge; these are generally the Scottish Highlands and Islands, most off shore islands and a few other remote or inaccessible parts of the UK.
Certain products are unavailable for post/courier delivery due to restrictions on shipping hazardous substances; these will be available for collection only or in most instances can be shipped via specialist courier or pallet service at an additional charge.
If you have any delivery problems, require technical assistance or would simply like to speak to a human being then please call us.
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SHORAI LFX19A4-BS12 12V LIGHTWEIGHT LITHIUM MOTORCYCLE BATTERY - FAQs
What are the advantages of Lithium batteries?
Lithium batteries offer two significant advantages over conventional lead acid batteries - firstly they are much lighter and secondly they are far more efficient so can deliver far greater cranking power to start your bike. You should be aware however that while they have improved starting performance, they have lower capacity than a lead acid battery and hence are not suitable for applications that require significant battery capacity.
What type of charger should I use?
You should always use a Lithium optimised charger, such as the Optimate Lithium 0.8 or the CTEK LithiumXS - do not use conventional charger/maintainers designed for conventional lead acid batteries as these can cause serious damage to your battery. Continuous output trickle chargers can be used but should be disconnected once the battery is fully charged.
Can I use a Lithium battery on any motorbike?
Lithium batteries are actually far more sensitive to overcharging than conventional lead acid batteries and therefore are best not be used with older bikes with mechanical voltage regulators as you risk overcharging and damaging the battery. They should only be used on newer bikes with sophisticated modern charging systems - if you unsure please contact us for advice.
Why is there a difference between the battery capacity and the lead acid equivalent capacity?
The lead acid equivalent figure is purely quoted for convenience and is an indication of the capacity of lead acid battery it would be suitable to replace. For example an LFX14L2-BS12 has a capacity of 4.4Ah but gives the performance of a 14Ah lead acid battery.
If you have further questions or require any advice please contact our expert sales team on 0800 310 2100
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