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Powerzone 48PZ TX7R vs Exide Xplore FXL9-12XL2.5L-C

Looking for the perfect battery for your vehicle? Compare Powerzone 48PZ TX7R vs Exide Xplore FXL9-12XL2.5L-C side-by-side to make an informed decision. Compare key features like capacity, pricing, warranty periods and features. Use our tools to filter by specific needs and budget.

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TX7R

Powerzone 48PZ

TX7R

₹1,508

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FXL9-12XL2.5L-C

Exide Xplore

FXL9-12XL2.5L-C

₹1,132

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Specifications

Capacity
7.0 Ah
2.5 Ah
Max Power
12 V
12 V
Warranty
24 Months
24 Months
Pro Rata Warranty
24 Months
24 Months
Length
80 mm
Width
70 mm
Height
105 mm
Features


  • The revolutionary Gas Recombination system eliminates water loss making the battery completely maintenance-free.
  • The spill-proof design guards against the possibility of leakage, even if mounted in a tilted or inclined position.
  • The advanced Lead-Calcium technology leads to low self-discharge.
  • Unique Flame Arrestor ensures greater safety.
  • The AGM construction gives superior cranking power and better resistance to vibration and hence makes this battery the most reliable in the market today.
  • The permanently sealed VRLA battery comes factory-charged.
  • It needs no refilling, electrolyte or water.
Technology

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FAQs

The best battery depends on your priorities. Exide Xplore FXL9-12XL2.5L-C excels in affordability, Powerzone 48PZ TX7R excels in high capacity. Compare specs like features, technology, maxPower, capacity, dimensions, prices, and warranties to pick the right fit for your vehicle.

1,132 ( Exide Xplore FXL9-12XL2.5L-C ) is the most budget-friendly option here, followed by 1,508 ( Powerzone 48PZ TX7R ). However, cheaper batteries may have shorter warranties in long-term value.

Exide Xplore FXL9-12XL2.5L-C has a warranty of 24 Months, Powerzone 48PZ TX7R has a warranty of 24 Months. Longer warranties often indicate higher durability, but check terms for pro-rata clauses.

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