Category: Batteries

Exide has launched the 12/7 Battery Charger, specially designed to always achieve 100 per cent charge, even in extreme weather. The 12/7 works for all types and sizes of 12v batteries, including those for cars, motorcycles, boats and caravans. It will be sold to both consumers and professionals.

Exide is expanding its coverage of the UK and Ireland car parc with new AGM and ECM batteries. The new products cover vehicles from VW, Audi, Toyota, Ford and a slew of other brands. The battery giant is prioritising makes and models with the most promising growth trajectory, and positioning its resellers to capture more

J & S Automotive is increasing its coverage of the Irish car parc with new Exide AGM and ECM batteries. The company’s new products cover start-stop vehicles from VW, Audi, Toyota, Ford and a range of other leading brands.

Sealey’s new BSCU25 Battery Support Unit & Charger is a high frequency inverter type unit designed to both charge a battery and provide support for the battery during prolonged electronic diagnostic checks. The unit’s charge cycle has nine profiles designed to optimise the condition of the battery and the speed of the charge.

Yuasa, represented in Ireland by Somora Motor Parts, has unveiled a comprehensive automotive battery solution for Europe. The new range is designed to spearhead the company’s ambitious growth plans as Yuasa looks to consolidate its status in the aftermarket. The 2013 European Car and Light Van range features five battery types – YBX1000, YBX3000, YBX5000,

The Numax range of batteries, represented in Ireland by National Autoparts has been further strengthened by the introduction of the new DC27MF battery.

Motor Factors have been warned that it is essential to supply the correct batteries got truck and bus applications as Met Eireann forecasts more wintery weather is on the horizon.

The revised Numax catalogue, which was released just prior to Automechanika, has proved to be a great hit with customers with many appreciating the comprehensive nature of the publication.

Truck and bus operators have been warned that it is essential to fit the correct batteries to their vehicles, as Met Eireann forecasts wintery weather is on the horizon.