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Gel Batteries
Durable, deep-discharge power for long distances and challenging terrain — gel batteries have a longer cycle life than SLA and withstand deep discharges without damage.
On average, power wheelchair batteries last around two years based on two to six hours of daily use. Mobility scooters typically run two 12V batteries in series (24V) with a single charger input — we’ll make sure you get the right pair.
Highlights
- Longest cycle life
- Withstands deep discharges
- Best for long range & rough terrain
- 12-month free replacement warranty
- IATA/ICAO travel compliant
Specifications
| Brand | Interstate Batteries |
|---|---|
| Type | Gel cell |
| Maintenance | None — sealed |
| Orientation | Any — spill proof |
| Common Sizes | U1 (32–35 Ah) · Group 22NF (55 Ah) · Group 24 (75 Ah) |
| Voltage | 12V (used in pairs for 24V systems) |
| Typical Life | 24 – 36 months with daily use |
| Deep Discharge | Best tolerance of the three types |
| Charger Requirement | Must use a gel-compatible charger |
| Best For | Heavy daily use and users who regularly run batteries low |
| Installation | Tested and installed in store or on site |
Pricing: Please request a quote or call Winkler 204-325-8201 / Altona 204-216-0552.
