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A. The Exide EB954 is a 12V lead-acid starter battery with a 95Ah capacity (C20) and 760A cold cranking amps (CCA) to EN standards. It measures 306mm × 173mm × 222mm and weighs 20.6kg.
A. The EB954 is suited to larger petrol and diesel vehicles with conventional (non-start-stop) electrical systems, including large saloons, SUVs, and light commercial vehicles that require a high-capacity 95Ah battery. It is not suitable for start-stop vehicles.
A. No. The EB954 is a standard flooded lead-acid battery and is not designed or approved for use in vehicles with start-stop (idle stop) systems. For start-stop applications, an EFB or AGM battery is required.
A. The EB954 has standard polarity (polarity 0), meaning the positive terminal is on the left when viewed from the front of the battery. Buyers should confirm this matches their vehicle's cable routing before ordering.
A. The EB954 uses a Korean B1 hold-down arrangement. Buyers should verify that their vehicle's battery tray and retaining bracket are compatible with this hold-down specification prior to purchase.
A. The EB954 cross-references to battery code 249H. This code can be used to confirm fitment compatibility when checking against vehicle manufacturer battery tables or alternative supplier listings.
A. The EB954 uses Exide's 3DX grid technology, a three-dimensional grid construction that improves electrical conductivity, reduces internal resistance, and extends the working life of the battery compared with conventional flat-grid designs.
A. The EB954 is covered by a 4-year manufacturer's warranty provided by Exide Technologies, reflecting the expected durability and reliability of the Excell range under normal operating conditions.
A. Standard delivery is 1–3 working days within the UK mainland. A 30-day returns policy applies. For full terms and conditions, please refer to the PartsForMachines returns policy page.
A. The EB954 is housed in a D31 case. Its dimensions are 306mm (length) × 173mm (width) × 222mm (height including terminals). These should be checked against the available space in the vehicle's battery compartment.
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