Description
Battery Type
|
AGM |
Nominal Voltage & Rated Capacity |
12V 70Ah |
BCI Group Size |
24F |
CCA@0℉ |
710A |
Reserve Capacity |
25A, 10.5V≥120min |
Self-discharge Rate(77℉/25℃) |
<8%/3 months |
Charging Voltage(77℉/25℃) |
14.4V ~ 15.0V |
Operating Temperature Range |
-30°C~ 70°C / -22°F ~ 158°F |
Product Dimensions |
10.75" L x 6.81" W x 8.19" H |
Product Weight |
46.07 lbs |
Acceptable Charging Current |
0 ~ 21A |
Warranty |
3-year |
Terminal |
Tapered terminal(Left-; Right+) |
Manual |
Download |
Discover the Features That Make a Difference:
High Capacity and Performance: With a 70AH capacity and 710 cold cranking amps (CCA), this AGM battery delivers reliable performance and an extended lifespan—up to twice that of conventional batteries. If your vehicle originally came with an AGM battery, it's essential to continue using AGM, as downgrading to a flooded battery isn't recommended.
Heat and Cold Resistant: Built with advanced materials like glass fiber mats, this AGM battery offers superior heat resistance, ensuring optimal performance even in extreme temperatures. It's perfect for both hot and cold climates.
Low Self-Discharge: Compared to flooded batteries, AGM batteries have a much lower self-discharge rate, maintaining their charge better during extended storage periods. This means easier engine start-up and consistent performance in any climate.
Enhanced Safety: With its absorbed acid held securely within glass fiber mats, this AGM battery greatly reduces the risk of leaks, spills, and corrosion. It's also more durable, with a lifespan of two to three times longer than that of flooded batteries. Additionally, AGM batteries have a lower risk of explosion, making them safer to handle, especially in high-performance vehicles.
Versatile Application: Ideal for a wide range of vehicles, from luxury and high-performance cars to stop-start and off-road vehicles, this AGM battery can handle higher electrical loads and is perfect for advanced fuel-saving technologies like regenerative braking. Its vibration-resistant, sealed construction also makes it suitable for marine applications.
Considerations for the Perfect Fit:
We understand the importance of the right fit. To ensure compatibility, consider key factors like size, cold cranking amps, terminal location, and battery type. Compare your old battery's dimensions, positive and negative pole alignment, CCA consistency, and suitability. If they match, rest assured that our battery is tailor-made for your vehicle.
What to Consider When Buying a Car Battery for Cold Weather:
- Cold Cranking Amps (CCA): Simply put, CCA is the measure of how well a car battery can start the engine in cold weather. It’s calculated as the number of battery amps that can be allotted in 30 seconds at a temperature of -18 degrees. The higher the CCA rating, the better the cold-weather performance of the battery.
- Reserve Capacity (RC): The optimal temperature at which a battery can function efficiently is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Reserve capacity is the measure of the number of minutes a battery can push out 25 amps at 80 degrees. The higher the RC, the better you can expect the battery to perform during the cold season.