The Victron 12V/110Ah AGM Deep Cycle Battery (M8) leverages advanced Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) technology, ensuring a sealed battery with maintenance-free operation. The VRLA design incorporates safety valves that allow gas to escape only in cases of overcharging or cell failure. This innovative technology guarantees reliability and eliminates the need for routine maintenance, making it a dependable choice for various applications.

Key Features:

• Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) Technology
• Sealed Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) battery
• Exceptional Deep Discharge Recovery
• Temperature Resilience
• Long Cycle Life

Exceptional AGM and Gel Performance

This 12V battery features both Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) and Gel options, each tailored for specific needs. The AGM variant excels in short-term high current delivery, while the Gel version offers superior longevity and better cycle capacity. The BAT412101085's versatile design allows it to meet different demands, from high-current applications to extended battery life needs.

Low Self-Discharge Rate

Victron's BAT412101085 stands out for its low self-discharge rate, less than 2% per month at 20 °C. This characteristic is attributed to its high-purity materials and lead calcium grids, which enable long-term storage without the need for frequent recharges. Ideal for applications where the battery may not be used regularly, it remains ready for use even after extended periods of inactivity.

Remarkable Deep Discharge Recovery

Designed to handle deep discharges, the BAT412101085 demonstrates exceptional recovery capabilities. Even after prolonged or deep discharges, the battery can bounce back effectively, although repeated deep discharges can affect its service life. This feature ensures that the battery remains a reliable power source under demanding conditions.

Temperature-Optimised Performance

The battery's performance is optimised across a range of temperatures. At 20 °C, the BAT412101085 offers a service life of up to 12 years in deep cycle applications. However, as temperatures increase, the service life decreases, with notable reductions at 30 °C and 40 °C. Understanding and managing temperature impacts can enhance the battery’s longevity and reliability.