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Garmin nuvi 510, nuvi 550, zumo 220, zumo 660 Lithium-ion Battery

Product Code: GNZLIB

Replacement Garmin lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack for use with the Garmin nuvi 500 series, zumo 220 and zumo 660 motorcycle sat navs.

Simply remove the battery that you wish to replace and insert the brand new battery into your compatible Garmin sat nav device.

Once inserted the rechargeable lithium-ion will provide power to your device. You can recharge the battery by varying means including by using the rechargeable battery charger.

Garmin part number: 010-11143-00

Compatibility: Compatible with the following systems: Garmin nuvi 500, nuvi 510, nuvi 550, zumo 220 and zumo 660/660LM.

Garmin nuvi 510, nuvi 550, zumo 220, zumo 660 Lithium-ion Battery - £44.99

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Garmin nuvi/zumo Rechargeable Li-ion Battery

Is the battery power running low all the time on your Garmin nuvi 500, 510, 550 or zumo 220, 660, 660LM sat nav? It may well be that the battery has come to the end of its working life. Did you know you can buy and replace the battery easily with these models?

Simply remove the battery that is reaching or has reached the end of its working life, buy the replacement battery from this webpage and once it arrives in the post, simply insert a brand new battery into your compatible Garmin sat nav device.

Once inserted the rechargeable lithium-ion will provide power to your device. You can recharge the battery by varying means including by using the rechargeable battery charger.

Key Features

‣Replacement battery for Garmin nuvi 500/510/550 and zumo 220/660 models
‣Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
‣Rating: 3.7V, 1100mAh, 6.7Wh
‣Genuine Garmin Accessory

What's in the box?

‣1x Rechargeable Li-ion Battery

What is the Garmin rechargeable Li-ion battery compatible with?

The genuine Garmin battery is compatible with the following Garmin sat navs:

Garmin nuvi 500, 510, 550, zumo 220, 660, 660LM.

Not sure if the rechargeable Li-ion battery will work with your Garmin device? Simply contact us with your Garmin model number e.g. Garmin zumo 220E and we'll confirm whether the battery is compatible.

IMPORTANT: This battery is NOT compatible with the either the BMW Motorrad Navigator IV or Navigator V.

Garmin rechargeable Li-ion battery Questions and Answers

Question: I have a BMW Motorrad Navigator V. The battery is dead can you provide a replacement? (Re-Chargable Li-ion 7.4v, 920mAh 6 8Wh)

Answer: The battery for the BMW Motorrad Navigator V is not a purchasable part.

Question: I'm looking for a battery for my BMW Motorrad Navigator IV. Do you have this part available?

Answer: While many of the Garmin zumo 660 accessories we sell are also compatible with the BMW Motorrad Navigator IV. The zumo 660 battery (available to buy from this webpage) is not compatible with the BMW Motorrad Navigator IV. We do not sell BMW Motorrad Navigator IV accessories. I would recommend that you contact your local BMW motorcycle dealership to purchase the battery.

Do you have a question about the Garmin rechargeable Li-ion battery? Submit your question via our contact page.

Why buy from us?

We are official Authorised Internet Retailers for Garmin. We sell genuine Garmin products, accessories and maps. We purchase from assigned Garmin UK distributors. We do not buy on the grey market and we do not sell counterfeit products. You can rest assured that by purchasing from ActiveGPS you will receive the full support of Garmin.

Page updated: 29th August 2024