MK Battery ES10-12S Sealed AGM Lead-Acid Battery | F2 Terminal

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MK Battery ES10-12S Sealed AGM Lead-Acid Battery | F2 Terminal

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MK Battery ES10-12S Sealed AGM Lead-Acid Battery | F2 Terminal

The MK Battery ES10-12S Sealed AGM Lead-Acid Battery provides dependable 12-volt power with a 10Ah capacity for compatible medical, mobility, and other equipment. This rechargeable battery uses sealed AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) technology for reliable performance with minimal maintenance.

The ES10-12S features an F2 terminal with a 0.250-inch Faston tab connection. Its compact design measures approximately 5.94 inches long x 2.56 inches wide x 4.67 inches high and weighs approximately 7.24 pounds. MK Battery lists this model as a maintenance-free rechargeable sealed lead-acid battery.

With a 10Ah capacity at the 20-hour rate, the ES10-12S provides a convenient rechargeable power source for compatible equipment. Before ordering, compare the battery's voltage, capacity, dimensions, and terminal configuration with your existing battery to confirm compatibility.

MK Battery ES10-12S Specifications

Specification Details
Brand MK Battery
Model ES10-12S
SKU MKBES10-12SEACH
Battery Type Sealed AGM Lead-Acid
Nominal Voltage 12V
Capacity at 20-Hour Rate 10Ah
Capacity at 10-Hour Rate 9.5Ah
Capacity at 5-Hour Rate 8.5Ah
Capacity at 1C Rate 5.67Ah
Capacity at 3C Rate 4Ah
Terminal Type F2
Terminal Connection 0.250-inch Faston tab
Dimensions 5.94" L x 2.56" W x 4.67" H
Weight Approximately 7.24 lbs.
Internal Resistance Approximately 11 mΩ
Maximum Discharge Current 150A for 5 seconds
Case Material ABS
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Maintenance-Free AGM Battery

The ES10-12S uses sealed AGM technology to contain the battery's electrolyte within internal glass mat separators. Its sealed construction eliminates the need for routine watering and provides a low-maintenance rechargeable power source for compatible equipment.

For cycle use at 77°F (25°C), MK Battery specifies a charging voltage of 14.4 to 15.0 volts with a maximum charging current of 3A. For standby use, the recommended float charging voltage is 13.50 to 13.80 volts. Always use a charger designed for sealed AGM lead-acid batteries and follow the manufacturer's charging instructions. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Important: Confirm that your equipment requires a 12V, 10Ah battery with an F2 terminal before ordering. Battery dimensions, voltage, capacity, and terminal configuration should match the original battery.

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