Would two of these work as a replacement for SLA batteries in an electric lawnmower?
269128
I personally don't know. What I would do would be to contact Shorai directly to get a definitive answer.
269129
I can't answer this question because i have no experience with an electric lawnmower.
269130
Sorry, my only experience is in a motorcycle, not at all familiar with mowers. After longer experience I can say I am even more impressed with the Shorai battery.
2093661
These are the same type of battery used in electric wheelchairs or scooters. I am using one to replace a battery in my jump pack. As far as was told these are deep cycle batteries. I hope I helped a little
1980487
Yes, but check the size in amp hours of the battery you are replacing to make sure the new one will be equal or better in amp hour capacity.
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
873121
If 12 volt system the yes, which should be, any battery will work just depends on size and amperage needed. but I think this battery is little small for golf cart.
1679842
Don't do it! The excess voltage would surely burn something out. (If they even fit.) There are numerous suitable "double A" batteries that will work, including many rechargeable ones.
2245580
Sorry I couldn't help you, the battery was purchased for a friend and he used it for an outdoor lamp.My guess would be if the Voltage and Amps correspond to your unit and the size is right there should be no problem.
752275
I am not sure about that but they make two sizes of battery for this. The larger battery should last a very, very long time. The smaller battery lasts plenty long for my sidewalks, driveway, and patio.
57864
I believe it can be, although you will have to remove the back cover to access the battery. I have sent an email to the distributor to obtain the details of the battery and its replacement. The distributor is located in Arcadia, California. Its telephone number is 626-244-8538. Its email address is sales@microsolarinc.com. I note that the distributor was not i incorporated until 2013. Based on the voicemail message, it appears that it is a small operation. Nevertheless, my preliminary evaluation of the products is that they are reasonably well built, although the mounting brackets could be of heavier metal. They tend to bend. We are getting approximately 12 hours of useful light output on a full charge. I am cautiously optimistic that the units will have a long useful life. We use the lights as landscape lights and they have eliminated the expense of installing low or regular voltage hard wired lights. Hopefully, I will get a prompt response from the distributor that firms the accuracy that the lithium battery can be replaced with a common battery. I note that their literature indicates a life expectancy of two years for the battery. DOJ
1641935
Hello, I don't know, your best bet (probably) would be to email them and ask... seems there a jillion batteries out there.
1021497
Don't know if it will work or not. I didn't have any luck with two of them having any run time.....JUNK! I wouldn't recomend these batteries to anyone!
1648836
I have a Taskforce cordless lawn mower, so I can't give you a knowledgeable answer concerning the Homelite lawn mower but I feel it probably has the same connector, so I don't believe there would be a problem. My charger had finally failed so I ordered this and was prepared to cut off and swap the connector off the failed unit if it was different. It tuned out to be a direct replacement for what I had. Match the connector on your mower, to the picture of the connector shown here. Power wise, it should be the same. From experience, I've found that Amazon tends not to give enough of the information needed. Good luck.
563964
Hard call! My solar lights use 1 Ni-MH AA battery, 1.2v, 600mAh. So the real question in "Will the solar cell have enough power to re-charge the battery. My educated guess is they will probably work assuming the old batteries spec in close to the new battery. I will say this .... "I bought an 8 pack of AA that were Ni-MH, 1.2v, 1900mAh for my digital camera and they are the best re-chargeable batteries I've ever owned.
460756
As long as they fit the battery space, they probably will work, but motor speed may be slightly reduced due to lower voltage. These batteries are the same size as a pair of ordinary AA cells, and must be soldered into place.
950589
No, they are not the same. The voltage is the same, but the batteries are intentionally designed to NOT be interchangeable.
2189195
They are simple 12 7 a lead acid type batteries. As such you could swap them out for deep cycle car batteries and get lots more run time; however, you would have to mod the cart to hold them. You could put in lipo's, but they are super expensive and the cart doesn't have any type of low voltage cutoff so you would run the risk of killing them.
959454
I am not sure as my battery is for outdoor solar light and I know for a fact not all batteries will work (lowes). I had to go to a battery shop for their recommendation for the light to work. The battery may fit but won't work