The Renogy Deep Cycle AGM Battery features an integrated internal structure and sealed design, sparing you from intricate internal troubleshooting. Therefore, the battery is ideal for solar system beginners or anyone who prefers a product with simple operations. The upgraded electrolyte formula ensures excellent discharge performance from -4 to 140°F/ -20 to 60°C, allowing the battery to function seamlessly in freezing conditions without requiring extra temperature compensation. You can connect up to 4 batteries in parallel. You can also connect multiple batteries in series. It's advisable to connect batteries of the same type (AGM), capacity (Ah), and voltage (V) from the same brand. We also recommend using a battery balancer to prolong the service life when connecting multiple batteries in series and/or parallel. Before installing the battery, please note that you need to leave 1.97-3.94 in (5-10 cm) for the top of the battery; the side with busbars needs to be left at least 7.87 in (20 cm).
Renogy Deep Cycle AGM batteries have earned widespread trust with over 230,000 units sold worldwide in the past six years.
Compared to batteries made of other chemistries, Renogy Deep Cycle AGM batteries offer exceptional safety due to their higher chemical stability. Their integrated internal structure and sealed design spare you from intricate internal troubleshooting, a feature not shared by lithium batteries.
The upgraded electrolyte formula ensures outstanding discharge performance within a temperature range of -4 to 140°F/ -20 to 60°C, surpassing that of other counterparts. You can use the battery at extreme temperatures without concerns about discharging performance in RVs or cabins.
Featuring a 1100A (5 seconds) max discharge current and providing consistent, stable discharge, the battery can power most home appliances, including a fridge, microwave, CPAP, coffee maker, laptop, and more.
No need to recharge the battery frequently when not in use. Renogy Deep Cycle AGM Batteries reduce the monthly self-discharge rate to below 3% at 77℉ (25℃).
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