Jaipur, Rajasthan
- GST NO. : 08ABDPM5660L1ZB
Car Batteries
Leading Exporters, Wholesaler, Retailer, Trader and Distributor of Audi Car Battery, Chevrolet Car Battery, Ford Car Battery, Honda Car Battery, Hyundai Car Battery, Mahindra Car Battery, Maruti Car Battery, Mercedes Car Battery, Toyota Car Battery and Volkswagen Car Battery from Jaipur.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Audi Q7 |
| Capacity | 100 Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Auto Cut |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Chevrolet Sail |
| Capacity | 44 Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Fast Chargeable, Auto Cut |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Ford Endeavour |
| Capacity | 85 Ah |
| Layout | Right Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 1yr |
| For Car Model | Honda City |
| Capacity | 35Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Auto Cut |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| Battery Material | Lead Acid |
| Frequency | 45- 55 Hz |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Fast Chargeable |
| Driven Type | Electric |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| Weight | 15-20 Kg |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Size | Standard |
| Packaging | Premium Packing Material |
| Advantage | Easy Operation |
| Discharge Timing | 3-4 Hours |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Fast Chargeable, Auto Cut |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Mercedes-Benz E-Class |
| Capacity | 100 Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Fortuner |
| Capacity | 85 Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
| Pack Type | Carton Box |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
| Business Type | Supplier |
| Certification | CE Certfied |
| Feature | Stable Performance, Non Breakable, Auto Cut |
| Warranty | 2yrs |
| For Car Model | Volkswagen Passat |
| Capacity | 74 Ah |
| Layout | Left Layout |
Preferred Buyer From
| Location | India ( Rajasthan) |
BATTERY SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
FOLLOW THESE BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID BATTERY ACCIDENTS
Please refer to your vehicle and battery owners’ manual to safely handle your lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries contain hydrogen-oxygen gases that can be explosive. Also, leakage of sulfuric acid can cause severe burns. Here are some precautions:
- Wear safety glasses or goggles and a face shield
- Make sure the work area is well-ventilated
- Keep the battery out of children’s reach
- Keep vent caps tight and level
- In the event of an accident, flush with water and call a physician immediately
- Never lean over the battery while boosting, testing or charging it
- Keep all ignition sources like cigarettes, flames, and sparks that could cause the battery to explode away from it
- Do not charge, use booster cables or adjust post connections without proper instructions and training
- Avoid metallic contact across the terminals as this can result in short circuit and sparking (remove comma)
Safe disposal of old batteries
Govt. of India has notified Batteries Management Handling Rules, 2001 under the Environment Protection (Amendment) Act 1986 to channelize used lead acid batteries to registered/ authorized recyclers and ensure an environmentally safe & sound recycling.
The used batteries are carefully transported to respective manufacturers for the safe lead-recycle process, with no danger of air/water pollution. We are strongly committed to a safe and pollution-free environment.
