Fullriver 12 Volt 260 Ah Sealed Lead Acid /AGM DC Series Battery

Fullriver's AGM "DC" Series Battery has been designed specifically for frequent use. Its durable internal construction enables the DC Series to be cycled longer, without compromising price or reliability. This makes the DC Series Battery ideal for regular camping, caravan and motor-home uses.

The difference between the "HGL" and "DC" range from fullriver is as follows:

• 600 cycles at 75% Depth of Discharge ("DC" range) versus approx. 350 cycles at 75% Depth of Discharge ("HGL" range)
• Extra Heavy Duty Grids
• Higher Power Density
• Deep Discharge Recovery

Deep-cycle batteries typically feature thick plates with a high-density active material. The thick battery plates allow for reserve energy to be stored deep within the battery plate and released during slow discharge such as trolling or electronic instrument use. The high-density active material remains within the batteries' plate/grid structure longer, resisting the normal degradation found in cycling conditions.They are typically used where the battery is discharged to great extent and then recharged.

Deep Cycle refers to applications that typically discharge 60 to 70% or more of the battery capacity. An automotive battery is an SLI battery (Starting, Lighting & ignition). Its plates are designed to deliver maximum power for a short duration. Starting an engine typically discharges an SLI battery 3% or less. When an SLI battery is used in a deep cycle application or in a vehicle with heavy accessory loads, the battery life will be shortened proportionally to how deeply and frequently it is discharged.

The Fullriver Deep Cycle battery uses a different chemistry for the plates' active paste material,and a slightly stronger acid. This chemistry allows for a much longer life in deep cycle applications with only a slight reduction in maximum power output.

Applications

General Features

• Superior Deep Cycle Design
• High Power Density
• Thick Plates and High-density
• Active Material

Warranty

• 12 months for normal power system operation
• 6 months for traction and industrial applications

Technical Specifications