ExpertPower EXP12180 12 Volt 18 Ah Rechargeable Battery with Nuts and Bolts

Does if fit royal enfield classic 500 efi electric start

These batteries last at least four years, just remember to keep it charged after each use .Also it’s a good idea to charge it once a month.Have a Great Day and make someone smile!

This battery fit my old PowerStation PSX2. It is used to jump start a car/truck with a weak battery. It also has a small compressor-good enough to fill a tire in an emergency. After many years, the internal rechargeable battery quit taking a charge. I researched the size and found this battery. It is a good match and fit inside the PowerStation just fine. The battery terminals are slightly different but the power station's cables will still connect. It holds a charge-I think it will last a few more years.

Item arrived very quick. Installed the battery in our battery jump pack, fit perfectly. It was almost fully charged upon installation. Time will tell if it will last and perform as the original battery did. Use it mostly for charging cell phones during power outages.

Keeps my 1981 Honda CB650. Up and running. What more could O ask for?

This battery provides power to two 12-volts RV lights that I use inside the house to light up a dark hallway leading to the garage and a bathroom that has no windows to let light shine through. The bathroom light is on 24/7 and the hallway light is on approximately for about 14 hours a day. The battery is charged by a solar controller, which is connected to two 100 watts solar panels.I bought the battery here at Amazon in July 2021 and it has served its purpose well. However, since then, the electrolyte inside the battery has ran dried in two separate occasions. Once about a year ago and again this morning. In both occasions, the charger/controller has shown an E01 error, meaning the battery power is too low for the controller to charge the battery.Both time this happened, I've added a mixture of distilled water and Epson salt. The first time was around June 2022 and it worked flawlessly up to this morning, I expect the same result this time around, and so far, so good.There's a cover on top of the battery that can be removed to reveal the six rubber plugs that seal the cells. The cover is glued in place. A syringe can be used and makes it easier to fill each cell. I recommend having baking soda on hand to neutralize the acid in case of accidental spill.Anyway, the battery works, but apparently, although it's a sealed lead acid battery, is not maintenance free as I explained previously.