WattCycle 12V 314Ah Group 4D Dual Purpose Battery

Remedy

Free replacement or refund for a quality defect confirmed within six months of purchase, free replacement for one confirmed after six months and inside the term; WattCycle pays shipping both ways in either case, after an RMA number is issued

Official warrantyPaid link.

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The policy prints "Quality issue (within 6 months) Free replacement/refund WattCycle covers shipping costs" and "Quality issue (after 6 months, within warranty) Free replacement WattCycle covers shipping costs", and states that refunds apply only to quality issues reported within six months, after which the remedy is replacement. A claim starts by e-mailing service@wattcycle.com with proof of purchase; WattCycle promises a reply in 24 to 48 hours and then issues an RMA number. The page fixes no turnaround time for the repair itself and reserves WattCycle’s right of final interpretation.

Official warranty: Warranty Policy | WattCycle-US (September 22, 2026 capture) Paid link.Checked Sep 21, 2026 · Earlier document

Location: Warranty Policy page, section II "Warranty Claim Process and Fees", fee-responsibility table and refund policy

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Coverage conditions

Excludes accident, abuse and force majeure; failure to follow the manual; voltage or current mismatch, reverse polarity, wrong fuses or undersized cables; series or parallel connections beyond the permitted limits; mixing with other battery brands; unauthorised disassembly, modification or repair and altered serial numbers; cosmetic wear and natural capacity fade; use beyond the rated cycle life; and damage from more than one year without maintenance charging

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Summarised from the seven-part exclusion list on WattCycle’s Warranty Policy page captured September 22, 2026. The policy also states that opening a battery at WattCycle support’s direction does not void the warranty, that the warranty applies only to purchases through official WattCycle channels and authorised distributors, and that valid proof of purchase is required. The page carries no effective or revision date and WattCycle reserves the right to revise it.

Official warranty: Warranty Policy | WattCycle-US (September 22, 2026 capture) Paid link.Checked Sep 21, 2026 · Earlier document

Location: Warranty Policy page, section III "Warranty Exclusions (Limitations of Liability)"

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Warranty term

5 years

Unconditional, scored. Not scored: 7 years total, only if the buyer registers the product on wattcycle.com within three months of purchase.Official warrantyPaid link.

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WattCycle’s Warranty Policy page, captured September 22, 2026, prints "LiFePO4 Batteries All new battery models 5 years 2 years (7 years total)": every new LiFePO4 battery model carries a five-year base term from the original consumer’s purchase date, proved by an order screenshot or invoice. The two further years are conditional and are recorded separately. The policy names no individual model, so the term is read from the category row.

Official warranty: Warranty Policy | WattCycle-US (September 22, 2026 capture) Paid link.Checked Sep 21, 2026 · Earlier document

Location: Warranty Policy page, section I.1 "Warranty Period", row "LiFePO4 Batteries"

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Optional warranty extension

7 years total, only if the buyer registers the product on wattcycle.com within three months of purchase

Official warrantyPaid link.

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The policy prints "LiFePO4 Batteries All new battery models 5 years 2 years (7 years total)" and the note "Extended warranty must be activated through product registration on the official WattCycle website within 3 months of purchase.". The extension is therefore not automatic; a buyer who does not register inside three months keeps the five-year term. Repaired or replaced units do not extend the original period.

Official warranty: Warranty Policy | WattCycle-US (September 22, 2026 capture) Paid link.Checked Sep 21, 2026 · Earlier document

Location: Warranty Policy page, section I.1 "Warranty Period" and its note

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