Battery Type: Gel deep cycle batteries use gel electrolyte rather than liquid electrolyte found in traditional flooded lead-acid batteries. This design minimizes the risk of acid leakage and enhances the battery's ability to withstand deep discharges.
Voltage: The battery operates at 12 volts, which is a common voltage for many applications, including solar power systems, RVs, boats, and backup power systems.
Capacity: The capacity of this battery is 100 ampere-hours (Ah), indicating the amount of charge it can store and deliver over a specific period. This capacity is suitable for deep cycle applications where sustained power is required.
Rechargeable: The battery is designed to be rechargeable, allowing for multiple charge and discharge cycles. This is a key feature in deep cycle batteries, as they are often used in renewable energy systems where regular charging and discharging occur.
Gel Electrolyte: The gel electrolyte inside the battery is a thick, immobile substance that reduces the risk of acid stratification and extends the battery's life. It also makes the battery more resistant to vibration and shock.
Deep Cycle Design: Deep cycle batteries are specifically designed to handle repeated charge and discharge cycles, making them suitable for applications where a steady and reliable power supply is needed over an extended period.
Button Style Terminals: The battery is equipped with button-style terminals, which are a t