Name: Jasco RB640 Sealed Lead Acid - AGM - VRLA Battery
Brand: Universal Battery
SKU: A1856-UPGD5733
Price: 11.99 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Jasco RB640 Sealed Lead Acid - AGM - VRLA Battery

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Description

Our maintenance-free sealed lead acid batteries with absorbed glass mat technology offer outstanding performance withstanding high current output and deep cycling. Excellent resistance to vibration, shock, chemicals and heat. Lower self-discharge. Exceptional leak resistance even in an upside-down position. Reliable power for critical applications. DOT 60 classified for easy transportation. UL recognized.

• Universal Battery Replacement Brand
• No Spills, Leaks or Water to Check
• Rechargeable
• Voltage: 6V (6 Volts)
• Capacity: 4.5Ah
• Terminals: F1
• Chemistry: Sealed Lead Acid (AGM)
• Length: 2.76 inches
• Width: 1.85 inches
• Height: 3.98 inches. Total height with Terminals: 4.17 inches.
• Weight: 1.59lbs
• These are replacement batteries only. You must use your existing wire and cables.
• Data Sheet. Click here.
• M.S.D.S Sheet. Click here.

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Warranty Information

The capacity of all rechargeable batteries will decline over time depending on the use and charging/discharging process. This is considered normal and therefore, a reduction in battery capacity is not covered under warranty. The battery is only warranted from defects in material or workmanship resulting in failures. Reduced runtime is not warranted and will vary depending on the power management settings and configurations that are set as well as the number of times the battery has been charged and discharged. Please be advised that rechargeable batteries are considered 'consumable products' and warranty coverage is limited. 1 year limited mfg warranty

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RB640 Lead Acid sealed battery

Posted by Lorne Moore on 7th Aug 2025

While the Battery number matched the one I was replacing, it wasn't a drop-in replacement. I had to flatten the terminals to mate with the fan into which it was to go, then remove some of the plastic blocking in the battery chamber . Once done. It slipped into place easily. Not a deal breaker set of circumstances...and I liked being able to MacGyver it successfully, to be honest. Overall, the battery took a complete initial charge and otherwise met expectations.

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