The Synergy AC12-120R battery is an AGM deep cycle battery, especially designed as a leisure battery in motorhomes and caravans, suitable for deep cycle applications in combination with a solar system, the batteries are designed for discharge cyclic applications.
With a High charge and discharge rate, it is totally maintenance free, spill and leak proof, can be installed on it's side or upright, it is cabin safe, vibration safe.
Basic Battery Management Info
These batteries are purpose built to handle the demanding requirements of repeated deep cycle discharging.
Basic Battery Management Info
These batteries are purpose built to handle the demanding requirements of repeated deep cycle discharging.
Features
Maintenance free 12 volt AGM Battery
No fumes or smells due to the batteries sealed nature
No need to maintain water levels
Batteries can be mounted sideways if required
Technical Information:
- Sealed Maintenance free AGM Battery
- No fumes or smells due to the batteries sealed nature
- No need to maintain water levels
- Batteries can be mounted sideways if required
- Size: 330 x 173 x 212 mm (L x W x H)
- Cells Per Unit: 6
- Voltage Per Unit: 12
- Capacity: 100Ah@10hr-rate and 115Ah@20hr-rate
- Weight Approx: 31.82kg
- Operating Temp Range Discharge: -20ºC~60ºC
- Charge: 0ºC~50ºC
- Storage: -20ºC~60ºC
- Normal Operating Temp. Range 25ºC 5ºC
- Float Charging Voltage 13.6 to 13.8VDC/unit Average at 25ºC
- Recommended Maximum Charging Current Limit 30A
- Equalization and Cycle Service 14.4 to 15 VDC/unit
- Average at 25ºC Self-Discharge 6 months
- Please charge batteries before using
- Terminal type E
- 1 Year Factory Warranty
Recommendations for a long life cycle of this battery:
- Install a charge system that maintains the battery at 100 % on a daily basis.
- Battery voltage when measured at rest should not drop below 12.5 volt on a regular basis.
- When used in conjunction with one of our fridges, the solar system should be able to produce at least 36 amps per day, even on a dull day. However, if this cannot be achieved then alternative charge methods should be put in place.