


€456.71
The Varta Dynamic AGM 80Ah car battery (580 901 080 / A6) delivers benchmark electrical performance for premium vehicles equipped with advanced Start-Stop systems and high auxiliary power demands. Manufactured in Germany to stringent original equipment (OE) standards, this battery features Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) construction that provides three times the cyclic endurance of conventional flooded batteries. With 800A cold cranking performance and xEV compatibility, it guarantees instant engine starts in extreme winter conditions while effortlessly supporting sophisticated onboard vehicle networks.
The Varta Dynamic AGM 580 901 080 (ETN: 580901080, Short Code: A6) represents the highest echelon of lead-acid battery engineering, specifically designed to meet the rigorous energy profiles of modern passenger cars, luxury SUVs, and commercial platforms. Featuring advanced Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology, the electrolyte inside the battery is completely absorbed within ultra-thin micro-fiber glass separators. This compressed internal cell layout minimizes internal resistance, accelerates ionic conductivity, and dramatically elevates both charge acceptance and peak electrical output, producing a formidable 800 A Cold Cranking Amps (EN) from an 80 Ah reserve capacity.
Engineered and manufactured in Germany to strict Original Equipment (OE) tolerances, the Varta Dynamic AGM boasts three times the cyclic endurance of standard flooded lead-acid batteries. This cyclic robustness ensures that repeated partial-state-of-charge operation—common in dense urban driving with continuous regenerative braking and automatic engine shutdown—does not lead to active material shedding or premature plate degradation. In addition, the internal architecture provides outstanding vibration dampening, shielding structural components against road shock and high-frequency vehicle vibrations.
Cold-weather reliability is paramount for modern multi-sensor vehicle platforms. Conventional batteries experience steep voltage drops during cold cranking as ambient temperatures plunge. In contrast, the low internal impedance of the Varta Dynamic AGM guarantees robust terminal voltage under heavy current discharge, ensuring swift, dependable ignition at sub-zero temperatures while maintaining voltage stability across safety-critical onboard microprocessors, digital instrument clusters, and driver-assistance controllers.
| Spezifikationsparameter | Technical Value / Rating |
|---|---|
| Nennspannung | 12V (6 Cells x 2.0V Nominal) |
| Nennkapazität (C20) | 80 Ah |
| Kaltstartstrom (CCA / EN) | 800 A |
| European Type Number (ETN) | 580 901 080 |
| Short Identification Code | A6 |
| UK Battery Group Code | 115AGM |
| Case / Box Profile | H7 / L4 (DIN standard) |
| Abmessungen (L x B x H) | 315 mm × 175 mm × 190 mm |
| Anschlussbelegung / Polarität | Standard Terminal 1 (Positive on Right) |
| Befestigungsart für die Grundplatte | B13 |
| Elektrochemische Technologie | Valved Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA / AGM) |
| Cyclic Durability Factor | 3x Cycle Life vs. Standard Flooded SLI |
| Manufacturing Origin | Made in Germany |
Modern internal combustion engines fitted with start-stop fuel-saving mechanisms and regenerative braking systems subject starter batteries to unrelenting dynamic cycling. Each time the vehicle halts at traffic signals, the alternator cuts out, forcing the battery to support the full vehicle auxiliary load—including climate blowers, satellite navigation, active lighting, and ADAS telemetry—before delivering an instantaneous surge to crank the motor. The Varta Dynamic AGM 580 901 080 is engineered precisely to handle these micro-cycles without suffering sulfation or thermal breakdown.
Beyond standard internal combustion powertrains, this battery is certified ‘xEV ready’, making it an ideal choice as a primary 12V auxiliary unit for mild hybrids (MHEV), full hybrids (HEV), plug-in hybrids (PHEV), and pure battery electric vehicles (BEV). In electric vehicle architectures, the 12V AGM auxiliary battery energizes high-voltage contactors, anti-theft immobilizers, emergency hazard illumination, and central vehicle control units (ECUs). When replacing an OE battery, never downgrade an AGM unit to an EFB or conventional flooded type, as the vehicle’s automated Battery Management System (BMS) relies on AGM charge absorption thresholds.
To preserve performance and ensure compliance with modern vehicle electronics, installation must follow proper technical protocol. When removing an existing battery, disconnect all electrical loads, wait several minutes for vehicle control modules to enter sleep mode, and remove the negative terminal clamp first, followed by the positive. When positioning the Varta Dynamic AGM into the battery tray, confirm the H7/L4 footprint rests squarely against the B13 hold-down flange, and torque the clamping hardware to manufacturer torque specifications to prevent movement-induced wear.
Terminal posts must be clean, free of oxidation, and lightly secured; never hammer connectors onto terminal posts, as this can crack terminal bushings and breach the sealed VRLA casing. Reconnect the positive cable first, followed by the negative ground cable. On vehicles fitted with an Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS), register the new battery using an OBD-II diagnostic scanner to reset the BMS tracking counters. Because the Varta Dynamic AGM is fully sealed and maintenance-free, never attempt to open the pressure valves. When utilizing an external battery tender or charger during storage, use an AGM-compatible multi-stage smart charger restricted to a maximum charging voltage of 14.4V to 14.7V.
Yes. Upgrading from a standard flooded or Enhanced Flooded Battery (EFB) to an AGM battery is fully compatible and recommended, especially if your vehicle has recurring electrical draw or auxiliary components. However, vehicles originally equipped with an AGM battery should never be downgraded to flooded or EFB chemistry.
Most modern European and premium vehicles equipped with an Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS) require battery adaptation or coding via an automotive diagnostic tool. Coding alerts the engine control module to the new battery’s capacity and age, adjusting alternator charging parameters accordingly to maximize battery lifespan.
‘xEV ready’ designates that this 12V AGM battery meets the precise safety, cycling, and reliability criteria required to power the secondary 12-volt auxiliary and low-voltage computer networks in mild hybrid, full hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric vehicles.
In AGM batteries, the sulfuric acid electrolyte is fully bound in dense glass-fiber mats clamped tightly between high-purity lead plates. This tight assembly physically prevents active material shedding, reduces internal resistance, mitigates acid stratification, and withstands hundreds of deep partial-charge cycles that would quickly destroy conventional batteries.
No. Standard uncontrolled battery chargers can exceed the safe charging voltage threshold and cause gas venting through the VRLA safety valves, resulting in permanent dry-out. Always use an intelligent multi-stage microprocessor-controlled charger featuring a dedicated AGM charging mode with a ceiling between 14.4V and 14.7V.
| Gewicht | 6967131678 kg |
|---|---|
| Größe | 31.5 × 17.5 × 19 cm |
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Yes, this battery is engineered specifically for vehicles equipped with advanced Start-Stop systems and regenerative braking (micro-hybrid systems). Its Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) construction provides up to three times the cyclic endurance of conventional flooded lead-acid batteries, allowing it to sustain continuous deep-cycling without rapid plate degradation. If your vehicle was factory-equipped with an AGM battery, replacing it with this unit is essential to maintain proper Energy Management System (EMS) operation; downgrading to a standard flooded or EFB battery will cause premature failure and fault codes. Note that most modern vehicles require the new battery to be registered/coded to the Battery Management System (BMS) via an OBD-II diagnostic tool to reset charging algorithms.
This battery must exclusively be charged using a smart, microprocessor-controlled multi-stage charger equipped with a dedicated AGM charging profile. Conventional high-output manual chargers should never be used, as excessive voltage will trigger the Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid (VRLA) safety valves, venting moisture and permanently drying out the glass mats. The bulk/absorption charging voltage must strictly be regulated between 14.4V and 14.7V at 25°C (never exceed 14.8V). Float/maintenance charging voltage should remain between 13.5V and 13.8V. The optimal charging current is 10% of nominal capacity (8.0 Amps), with an allowable maximum safe charging current limit of 20.0 Amps (25% of C20 capacity).
The Varta Dynamic AGM 580 901 080 typically carries a 3- to 4-year manufacturer warranty depending on regional distribution terms and retailer agreements. Under proper operating conditions, its realistic operational lifespan ranges between 5 to 7 years, significantly outlasting conventional wet-cell batteries. Maximizing lifespan requires correct BMS vehicle adaptation upon installation, preventing parasitic drains that pull the open-circuit voltage below 12.2V (approx. 50% state of charge), and avoiding prolonged exposure to extreme engine bay heat without factory thermal heat shields intact.
The Varta 580 901 080 delivers a cold cranking rating of 800A according to EN testing standards (-18°C / 0°F). Because the electrolyte is fully immobilized inside micro-fiber glass separators, internal resistance is exceptionally low compared to standard batteries. This facilitates immediate ionic transfer and limits internal voltage drop during high-demand starter motor draws in sub-zero environments down to -30°C (-22°F). Additionally, the absence of free liquid electrolyte prevents the risk of internal plate sulfation bridging and case rupturing caused by freezing at normal states of charge.
The unit is 100% maintenance-free and hermetically sealed using VRLA pressure-relief technology; it never requires distilled water additions and is 360° leak-proof and spill-proof. It is built on an LN4 / H7 European DIN casing (dimensions: 315 mm L x 175 mm W x 190 mm H) with a B13 base hold-down rail. It features Terminal Layout 0 (Right-Hand Positive: looking at the battery with terminals nearest to you, the positive terminal is on the right) and Standard T1 DIN post sizing. When installing, always disconnect the negative terminal first and reconnect it last to eliminate arc/short-circuit hazards, ensure the vehicle's central degassing vent hose is re-attached to the battery vent port, and torque the hold-down clamp to manufacturer specifications.

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