Questions and Answers for UPG 12-Volt 250 Ah L4 Terminal Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) AGM Rechargeable Battery

A:  If you were doing 16 volt 1 or more battery in parallel or 32 volt (2 battery in series) electrical system inside the trailer. The 12 volt post is a secondary output for a race car. The charging system for this battery would be 18.5 to 19.2 volts.

A:  These are sealed lead acid 4D batteries not 8D. Our 4D batteries are 200 Ah while our 8D are 250 Ah. These batteries are not officially rated in CCA but according to a Midtronics tester there would be a drop off from 1235 CCA +/- 15% from an 8D to 890 CCA +/-15% with the 4D.

A:  For sure this is a 200 Amp hour battery.

A:  It is not a large starting battery or a large back up battery to run alot of accessories this is under half the size of a G27 or G31 sized battery typically used in RVs. RV batteries are typically 100 Ah this is 35 Ah.

A:  A small light boat it can be used in to get in tight locations. I would not run it wide open for prolonged periods of time on large bodies of water. Most 30 lb trolling motors pull about 30 amps Max and that could leave you with about 30 minutes of use but at slower speeds and using it for manavering the boat side to side it should last several hours per charge. If this is for a large body of water where this is going to be the main mode of propulsion I would move up to a larger battery. In many cases this would to well with a small light one man pontoon.

A:  This is suitable for marine use.

A:  It can be used in marine and it is a sealed battery. This is a U-1 sized battery that often get used in powering fish finders and very small single man boats who wish to use a small trolling motor. U-1 are usually used in wheelchairs and mobility or starting mid sized lawnmowers. It is much smaller and would be less powerful than a group 24 sized battery that you have compared it to.