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The Halfords Standard battery series is designed to provide reliable power at a reasonable cost, making it a popular choice for everyday drivers who need consistent performance without the need for advanced features. These batteries use traditional flooded lead-acid technology, which has proven dependable over decades of use in the automotive world. The Halfords Standard line focuses on essential reliability, cold start performance, and compatibility with a wide range of standard vehicles. While not suitable for vehicles with start-stop systems, they remain an excellent option for cars with conventional ignition systems and moderate electrical demands.

The Halfords HCB 110 model exemplifies what this series aims to deliver. With a capacity of 80 Ah and a maximum cold cranking amperage of 760 A, this battery provides the strength necessary for reliable engine starts even in colder weather conditions. Its performance specifications place it squarely in the mid to upper range of standard automotive batteries, making it well-suited for diesel and petrol vehicles with higher energy requirements. From lights and infotainment to climate control and other onboard systems, the HCB 110 supports the needs of modern driving.

In terms of dimensions, the battery measures 315 mm in length, 175 mm in width, and 175 mm in height. This particular height is noteworthy—it is slightly lower than the typical 190 mm height found in many standard European batteries, which means it fits better in vehicles with limited vertical space under the hood. Based on these measurements, the HCB 110 fits the H7/LB4 size category, a common standard among European vehicles. The lowered height is particularly useful in engine bays where battery clearance is tight or when better airflow around the unit is beneficial for thermal management.

Installation is made straightforward thanks to the battery’s layout 0 (with the positive terminal on the right) and type 1 terminals, which are compatible with the vast majority of European cars. It uses the B13 mounting type, which features a securing ledge running around the base of the battery. This is one of the most common mounting standards in Europe and ensures secure fitment in most OEM battery trays, reducing movement and vibration during operation.

When compared to similar batteries from other well-known manufacturers, the HCB 110 holds its own. For instance, the Bosch S40 10 also provides 80 Ah and 740 A, while the Exide EB802 delivers 700 A and the Varta F17 offers 740 A. The HCB 110 slightly exceeds these models in cranking power. For those needing a bit more performance, options like the Bosch S50 10 or Exide EA852 offer 85 Ah and 800 A, but at a higher price point. The HCB 110 thus presents an attractive balance between price and performance, making it an appealing option for drivers who want strong performance without paying a premium.

In conclusion, the Halfords HCB 110 battery is a solid choice for conventional petrol and diesel vehicles that require a reliable, powerful, and physically compatible power source. Its lowered height, strong cranking power, and standard European terminal and mounting specifications make it a convenient and dependable option for many cars on the road today. Whether you’re replacing a worn-out battery or simply seeking a high-performing lead-acid unit, the HCB 110 delivers dependable value and lasting performance.

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