EVL16A-A
By Discover DRY CELL
EVL16A-A
Industrial / AWP
Heavy machinery requires batteries that are designed for the most demanding applications. Whether in the warehouse or on the construction site, our selection of industrial batteries offers high-quality, reliable performance for your toughest tasks.
Specifications
- ItemEVL16A-A
- Voltage6
- Length (in.)11.6
- Width (in.)7.1
- Height (in.)15.2
- BrandDiscover DRY CELL
- BCI Group903/L16
- CAH 5HR335
- CAH 10HR365
- CAH 20HR390
- CAH 100HR438
- TerminalM8
More About Discover DRY CELL
Discover® DRY CELL Traction Industrial batteries outperform traditional Flooded, AGM, and Gel deep-cycle batteries in demanding traction and industrial applications. These batteries are designed to deliver long runtimes, high operating current, and withstand deep discharges, ideal for powering equipment used multiple times a day.
DRY CELL Traction Industrial batteries have been used and trusted by the world’s largest industrial Original Equipment Manufacturers for more than ten years. Specific charge algorithms are available to support optimal battery performance and longevity.
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