Batterie Plomb 12V 65Ah ENERSYS (301X183X191) (PC1750T)


12V 65Ah {+ -}
Up to twice the overall power of conventional batteries!
To ensure safe and free from corrosion cable connections, our check-in copper are coated with an alloy of high quality pewter.
To provide more power, the plates of our batteries are manufactured in pure lead to 99.99%. The plates are extremely thin, in order to install more in battery. More of lead plates mean more power.
For an extreme vibration resistance, plate TPPL separators are compressed before their insertion into the case.
Some batteries provide enormous cranking power. Others, a reserve of power deep cycle. The ODYSSEY® Extreme SeriesTM unbeatable range offers both. Even at very low temperatures, the ODYSSEY Extreme Series batteries have the power to provide greater than 2,250 impulses from engine start amps for 5 seconds - from double to triple of conventional batteries of equal size. They are also capable of supporting 400 charge-discharge cycles up to a depth of 80% discharge.
ODYSSEY Extreme Series batteries are made with flat plates of pure lead to 99.99% rather than with a lead alloy. The pure lead plates can be thinner, which allows us to place more in the battery. A growing number of plates in the ODYSSEY batteries involves a larger surface of plates. Resulting in more power: two times more than conventional batteries.
As many farms to winding in spiral, the ODYSSEY Extreme series appeals to electrolytes AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) technology for sealing of acid, which allows you to install the battery on its side if necessary. Available to the plates flat, densely crowded the
each against each other within a battery ODYSSEY Extreme Series avoids any loss of space between cells in a pack of six. The surface of the plates thus increased 15% translates into a higher power!
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