EXV140 Enduroline Leisure Battery 142Ah

The 2 I bought are doing what they should! They are in 24V (series) configuration and start an old 6 litre ford diesel in a boat +some services.4 stars are good, as they can't be that perfect!

4

GT - Southampton, United Kingdom - 28 Dec 2019

Seems to do what it said it would. Time will tell Re how long it lasts

5

IT - Ipswich , United Kingdom - 25 Nov 2019

Batteries arrived in good time and in good order and had been well packed. Fitted and working. We have not been away from the Marina so have not tested them but all good so far.

5

CN - Ramsgate - 05 Dec 2016

All in very good order. The batteries not fixed in my yacht yet, but i assume they wont disappoint me.

5

Soeren Elbek - Borre - 19 Mar 2013

Good battery. If you don't need a sealed or 'maintenance free' battery you'd do well to go with this. You can charge at a slightly higher absorbtion voltage which prevents stratification and helps keep the cells in ballance. This would eventually ruin a sealed battery as the water would be lost during gassing. Keep in mind the calcium batteries tend to require a slightly higher charging voltage anyway (typically 14.8v), even at 15v there is very little gassing and the battery stays cool. The 140Ah rating seems accurate, I pulled 80Ah out of the battery on the first use and the hydrometer readings still indicated around 40% remaining, and the readings from each cell were very close. Good quality battery!

5

Simon Thompson - Southampton - 17 May 2012