Lucas? ? Back in the 70's, Lucas decided to diversify its product line and began manufacturing vacuum cleaners. It was the only product they offered which did not suck.
The Lucas brand name for car stuff has now nothing to do with the old Lucas company. Although you might wonder about the wisdom of anyone buying and using it.
As others have suggested - and FWIW, I'd go for Yausa too. My mother-in-law needed some new batteries in her 4-wheeled mobility scooter and that was the make everyone seemed to say was the most reliable.
Just a personal thing - I'd be very wary of buying them off eBay. Better to check around local battery suppliers and pay a bit more - that way, if the batteries don't perform the way they should, you can get them to sort out the problem. I've heard some sad tales of apparent 'bargains' on auction sites. Others may have wonderful tales to tell, but with something as critical as a mobility scooter or wheelchair, you need reliability above all else.
I found the Disability Living Foundation very helpful
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for expert advice for her. I'm sure you already know about it, but thought I should mention them for anyone who hasn't heard of them.
A little off topic as most powered wheelchair users use a sort of fleece, but how do electric vehicle users stay warm?
As efficiency goes up there is no room for "comfortable" heat generation so do the owners of that new one million pound Rolls Royce have to dress up in thermals, or generate a kW or so of heating from PP3,s?
Electric heaters run from the battery pile. That's why they rarely give the range advertised by the maker. Using lights, indicators, radio, wipers and most of all demisters and heaters reduce range enormously.
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