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Lead-acid battery START12 Vfor marine applicationsflooded
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Characteristics
- Type
- lead-acid
- Voltage
- 12 V
- Applications
- for marine applications
- Other characteristics
- flooded
- Load capacity
Min.: 50 Ah
Max.: 180 Ah
- Length / diameter
Min.: 207 mm
(8.1 in)Max.: 513 mm
(20.2 in)- Width
175 mm, 189 mm, 223 mm
(6.89 in, 7.44 in, 8.78 in)- Height
190 mm, 223 mm, 235 mm
(7.5 in, 8.8 in, 9.3 in)- Weight
Min.: 12.2 kg
(26.9 lb)Max.: 42.8 kg
(94.36 lb)
Description
The Exide START battery range supplies high power for engine start. It is installed alone in boats with basic equipment, and is also used in engine-dedicated battery banks in sophisticated yachts. The batteries are usually charged after starting the engine, as the alternator quickly returns consumed power. The START design provides good performance and service life.
The START battery range, with MCA* performance from 500–1100A, is the ideal choice to cover all engine-start needs, from small outboards to big sterndrives.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
POWERFUL BATTERY
Designed to start your boat engine
LOW GAS EMISSIONS
To be installed in special container
SLIGHT INCLINATION
Upright mount
MAINTENANCE
Low maintenance
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.