Comparison Exide Premium 85RL vs Varta Silver Dynamic 85RL
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| Exide Premium 85RL | Varta Silver Dynamic 85RL | |
from $91.00 up to $105.16 | from $98.40 up to $130.08 | |
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| Type | starter | starter |
| Suitable for | car | car |
| Maintenance | maintenance free | maintenance free |
| Standard | DIN | DIN |
Specs | ||
| Electrolyte type | SLA (lead acid) | SLA (lead acid) |
| Plate type | Ca-Ca | Ca-Ca |
| Terminals | T1 (cone) | T1 (cone) |
| Terminal placement | long side | long side |
| Polarity | + right | + right |
| Voltage | 12 В | 12 В |
| Battery capacity | 85 Ah | 85 Ah |
| Starting power (EN) | 800 А | 800 А |
| Charge indicator |  |  |
General | ||
| Carrying handle | | |
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | 315x175x175 mm | 315x175x175 mm |
| Weight | 19.02 kg | |
| Added to E-Catalog | november 2013 | august 2012 |
Compare Exide Premium and Varta Silver Dynamic
Both batteries, Exide Premium (EA852) and Varta Silver Dynamic (585200080), are starter batteries designed for cars. They have the same capacity of 85 Ah and a starting current of 800 A, and use lead-acid electrolyte and calcium plates. However, Exide has a charge indicator, while Varta does not. Both batteries have a European form factor and standard terminal placement, as well as a carrying handle. Overall, the choice between them may depend on preference for the presence of a charge indicator.
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Charge indicator
Has a charge indicator on the battery.
Such an indicator displays the current charge level and allows you to generally assess the state of the battery literally at a glance, without additional actions and diagnostic equipment. In some models of serviceable batteries, the indicator can signal not only the need for charging, but also the need to add water to the electrolyte (for more details, see "Maintenance").
Such an indicator displays the current charge level and allows you to generally assess the state of the battery literally at a glance, without additional actions and diagnostic equipment. In some models of serviceable batteries, the indicator can signal not only the need for charging, but also the need to add water to the electrolyte (for more details, see "Maintenance").