HOW MANY AMPES OF BMW F30 START STOP BATTERY?
The code of the serviced battery in the BMW original is 61216924021. The code of the battery equivalent to this number is varta E39 AGM 12V70 ampere.
BMW ORIGINAL SERVICE BATTERY CODES
61216805461
61216924020
61216924021
61217567391
61217611146
WHAT IS STAR STOP BATTERY?
The start-stop battery, which is introduced with the new generation automobile technology, is to turn off the engine and turn it on while the vehicle is in motion, so that the vehicle does not burn too much fuel while stopping and starting in heavy traffic. This system, called the start-stop battery, which is supplemented with an additional battery inside the vehicle, can be turned off and on according to the preferences of the users. Fuel savings in urban vehicle use and the exhaust […]
What is the difference between EFB battery and AGM battery?
AGM and EFB batteries are both star-stopped. Improved Flooded Battery type batteries feature flooded type batteries and are high performance batteries. They can also be used instead of standard flooded batteries. AGM Absorbed Glass mat Impregnated glass fiber batteries, on the other hand, are special batteries called dry batteries, impregnated with electrolyte separators inside. In battery technology, these batteries have very high performance and a longer service life than standard batteries. AGM batteries […] Suitable for AGM diesel vehicles Suitable for EFB petrol vehicles
How do you know which battery is suitable for your vehicle?
Here are a few tips to help you make the right choice.
Consult your vehicle owner’s manual for original equipment manufacturer’s recommendations for:
Battery pack size – the battery size that best fits the vehicle’s physical dimensions. Many tools adapt to multiple group sizes.
Cold cranking amps (CCA) – CCA is critical to being able to start the vehicle when the engine is cold. The number of amps a battery at 0 degrees Fahrenheit can deliver for 30 seconds until the battery voltage drops to an unusable level.
Reserve Capacity (RC) – helps power your vehicle’s electrical system if the alternator fails. Indicates how many minutes a battery can power the vehicle without falling below the minimum voltage required to start your vehicle.
In general, the higher both the CCA and RC values, the better. However, if you live in a cold climate, you should pay special attention to the CCA value when choosing a battery. Conversely, if you live in a warm climate, you don’t need much CCA.
