Are all snowmobile batteries the same?
The main types of snowmobile batteries available are lead-acid, AGM, and lithium.
What battery do I need for my snowmobile?
So a lithium-ion battery will die very soon. That is why lithium-iron batteries are recommended (and best) for snowmobiles (or other vehicles). They last much longer than lithium-ion or SLA batteries. This battery is powerful, and it can crank up any snowmobile’s engine without a problem.
How many volts is a snowmobile battery?
Snowmobile batteries are always charged at 12 volts. The nominal charge is set at 12.8 volts, but the battery can go as low as 12.3 volts and still operate normally.
What type of battery is in a skidoo?
Battery Details:
| Battery Type: | YTX20HL |
|---|---|
| Battery Family: | Factory Activated, Maintenance Free |
| Voltage: | 12 |
| Capacity (10-HR): | 18 |
| Dimensions: | 6 7⁄8 in. x 3 7⁄16 in. x 6 1⁄8 in. |
Does a snowmobile battery charge while running?
Most snow mobiles use sealed lead acid batteries which means they should last 2 -3 years if properly maintained. If the battery is routinely operating a snowmobile and has a charge running through it during the off season, then it is active and can maintain itself.
How many CCA do I need for a snowmobile battery?
All batteries lose cranking amps in cold weather and some sleds will have no issues starting at -25F and some might have problems at -5F, depending on how many cranking amps is required to turn your engine. We recommend only the ETZ14C, ETX36C, or the ETX36D due to the cold cranking amps of 330/320 CCA.
How many AMP is a snowmobile battery?
As for specs, the YUASA YTX20HL-BS numbers are as follows: 12 volt, 18 amp-hour, and 310 cold cranking amps. There is a little work required when your battery arrives. First, you need to add the acid yourself. Then you have to charge it up before installation.
Is a snowmobile battery AGM?
All our snowmobile batteries are sealed AGM, maintenance free and ready to install. We make sure all batteries are professionally tested prior to shipping and guarantee 100% compatibility with your original equipment. All our replacement batteries come with 6 months warranty.
How long does it take to charge a snowmobile battery?
For example, a 20Ah snowmobile battery connected to a 5A charger will take around 6.2 hours to completely charge from a dead state. The charging time of a battery also depends on how much the battery is drained, the type of the battery, and its health.
What amp should I charge my snowmobile battery?
Charge Rate Button – Select an appropriate setting for the battery you are charging: 2-amp Trickle – Use for charging small batteries, such as those used in motorcycles, garden tractors, ATVs, jet skis and snowmobiles, at a charge rate of up to 2 amps.