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Technical Specs

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Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		R250.00
Overall Height (cm)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		20
Length (cm)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		24
Width (cm)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		13.5
Type
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		630
20Hr Capacity Cn(Ah)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		40
Reserve Capacity Crn (min)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		55
CCA, SANS2, Is(A)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		190
CCA, SAE Is(A)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		310
Dry Weight (Kg)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		8.9
Wet Weight (Kg)
Is the time in minutes for which the battery can maintain
a constant discharge current of 25A before the final
voltage drops below 10.5 V at 25±2ºC.
Is the nominal electric discharge (Ah) which the battery
can supply with a constant current for a period of 20
hours before the final voltage drops below 1.75 volts per
cell (10.5V for 12 volt battery) at 25±2ºC.
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 60 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.4 volts
percell (8.4 volts for 12 volt battery).
Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) is the constant discharge
current in Amperes, which the battery can supply at -18ºC
for 30 seconds before the voltage drops below 1.2 volts
per cell (7.2 volts for 12 volt battery). Refer to Battery
Specification Chart on pages 14-15.
Dry Weight TIP will be here
Wet Weight TIP will be here
 		12.2

Product Description

This Premium Battery is a low maintenance lead acid battery, for all classes of vehicles. It has a standard taper Positive and Negative terminals. Polypropylene container with built on polypropylene handles, Base hold down class B6.

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