Mobility Scooter Batteries
We supply sealed lead-acid batteries – in AGM (absorbent glass mat) and gel – as well as lithium-ion. Find the right replacement in under a minute, or send us a photo of your old one and we’ll match it for you.
How would you like to find your battery?
Pick whichever is easiest – we’ll show you the batteries that fit.
Choose your battery size
Look for the Ah (amp hours) on your old battery’s label – for example “12V 50Ah”.
We’ll help you find the right one
Most of our customers aren’t sure either – it only takes a minute.
Know your battery types
Mobility batteries come in a few different types and sizes. Here’s a quick guide to what the labels mean.
A sealed lead-acid battery with the electrolyte set as a gel, making it spill-proof. A popular choice for mobility scooters.
- Handles regular deep use well
- Sealed – no topping up
- Heavier than lithium
A sealed lead-acid battery where the electrolyte is held in glass mats. Reliable, budget-friendly and used in many mobility scooters.
- Usually the most affordable
- Sealed – no topping up
- Heavier than lithium
Much lighter for its size – common in pull-apart and travel scooters.
- Light and easy to lift
- Usually lasts more charge cycles
- Needs a lithium-compatible charger
What does “Ah” mean?
Ah (amp hours) is the battery’s capacity – think of it like the size of a fuel tank. The higher the Ah, the more energy it stores, which usually means more range between charges.
V (volts) must always match what your scooter needs. Most medium and large scooters take two 12V batteries wired in series to create a 24V system – that’s why batteries are often sold and replaced in pairs.
All batteries
Can’t see yours? More sizes are on the way – just ask.
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Your email app will open with a ready-to-fill message to service@mobilityzone.com.au – just add your details and press send. Prefer to talk? Call 07 3134 4674.
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Is it time for a new battery?
Tick anything that sounds familiar. Batteries wear out gradually, so it’s easy not to notice until you’re caught short.
Send us a photo of your battery
Snap a clear photo of the label on your old battery and we’ll find the right replacement for you. No guesswork, no wrong orders.
- 1Find the label – it’s usually on the top or side of the battery.
- 2Look for V and Ah – most scooter batteries are 12V. The Ah tells you the size.
- 3Send us a photo – include your scooter make and model if you know it.
Make your new battery last longer
A few simple habits can add months to your battery’s life.
