MK SLA Battery 12v 2.9 Am (T:950mm W:750mm Thi:550mm)

Why Choose the MK SLA Battery – 12V 2.9Ah

The MK SLA Battery 12V 2.9Ah is designed as a sealed lead acid replacement battery for compatible equipment requiring a 12-volt power source. It is suitable for approved devices that match the voltage, capacity, terminal style, and physical dimensions required for proper installation — the dependable SLA format that keeps small medical and mobility electronics running.

Key Features

✔ MK sealed lead acid battery

✔ 12V power rating

✔ 2.9Ah capacity

✔ Replacement battery for compatible equipment

✔ Designed for approved medical, mobility, or electronic devices

✔ Supports backup or primary battery-powered operation

✔ Practical replacement for weak or worn batteries

✔ Suitable for maintenance and service use

✔ Compact battery format for compatible battery compartments

Benefits

✔ Helps restore power to compatible equipment

✔ Useful for replacing batteries that no longer hold a charge

✔ Supports continued equipment operation when properly installed

✔ Practical for service technicians, caregivers, and facilities

✔ Can be used as a replacement or backup battery where compatible

✔ Helps reduce downtime from weak or depleted batteries

✔ Supports reliable equipment use when charged and maintained correctly

Usage/Application

Ideal for compatible medical equipment, mobility equipment, battery backup systems, service repairs, home care, clinics, long-term care facilities, and users who need a 12V 2.9Ah MK SLA replacement battery for an approved device. Match the battery to your equipment on all four points before ordering — voltage, capacity, terminal style, and the listed physical dimensions — since SLA batteries must fit the compartment and connect with the correct terminals for a safe installation; check your device's manual or the old battery's label, and contact us with your equipment model if you're unsure this is the correct fit. Install the battery with the equipment powered off, observing correct polarity, and seating connections firmly, then confirm normal operation and charging behaviour afterward. Charge sealed lead acid batteries only with a charger rated for SLA chemistry at the appropriate voltage — chargers for other chemistries can overheat or damage the cells — and avoid deep-discharging the battery regularly, as SLA cells age fastest when left flat. Store spares fully charged in a cool, dry place and top up charge periodically during storage, since SLA batteries self-discharge over months. Remove from service any battery that swells, leaks, or fades quickly after charging, and recycle retired lead acid batteries at a battery recycling point — lead acid is widely recycled and should never go in household waste.