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Every battery leaving our Sivas plant is inspected at each stage of production against ISO 9001 and TS EN 50342.
High cranking power in every climate, with a maintenance-free design that lasts the full service life.
Low internal resistance delivers a high cycle life under vibration and heavy duty conditions.
Produced to the norms and box sizes that fit every make and model on the market.
Have it checked at the nearest battery service point. Following a technical inspection, the service determines whether the fault originates from manufacturing or from use. Batteries found to have a manufacturing defect within the warranty period are replaced with a new one.
If the fault is found to be caused by use, the battery is not covered by the warranty. Common user-related faults include:
A few simple habits are enough to extend battery life:
Batteries reach the end of their life depending on how often and under what conditions they are used. In normal use a battery not only supplies the high current required for cranking (several hundred amps), but also powers every electrical device in the vehicle — air conditioning, lights, indicators, instrument display, radio/CD player and more.
In addition to discharge cycles, batteries also wear during charging while the vehicle is running, which gradually brings them to the end of their service life.
To improve battery performance, carry out regular maintenance and make sure the battery is charged correctly. Having the vehicle's electrical system checked regularly is also beneficial.
When corrosion forms on the battery terminals, clean it with a mixture of baking soda and water or with a dedicated battery cleaner. After cleaning, applying a little grease or petroleum jelly to the terminals helps prevent the corrosion from returning.
Choosing the right battery depends on three figures: capacity (Ah), cranking power (CCA) and box dimensions. You will find these values in your vehicle's owner manual or on the label of your current battery.
If your vehicle has a Start-Stop system, an AGM or EFB battery must be used; a conventional flooded battery will fail quickly in these systems. You can filter the specification table on our products page by capacity and CCA to find the right model, and consult your nearest dealer if you are unsure.
