PC1220
By Odyssey
PC1220
Automotive
Automotive batteries are designed to power the starter motor, lights and accessories in your vehicle. Our automotive batteries are made from high-quality materials and come in a complete range of sizes and specifications. Find the best one for your car today.
Continental Battery Systems’ team of more than 250 distribution centers and 35,000 retailers across the country carry a wide variety of automotive batteries designed to keep our customers on the road.
Specifications
- ItemPC1220
- Voltage12
- Length (in.)10.94
- Width (in.)6.88
- Height (in.)7.48
- BrandOdyssey
- Capacity135
- CAH 10HR64.8
- CAH 20HR70
- TerminalDIN Lead Post
- Cold Cranking Amps @ 0℉680
- Reserve Capacity Minutes135
- Internal Resistance5.7
- Short Circuit Current2200A
More About Odyssey
Odyssey lead-acid batteries offer twice the power and triple the lifespan of conventional designs. They are made of pure lead and are able to handle up to 80% discharge depth demand up to 400 cycles. Odyssey batteries are designed to deliver unrivaled quality performance.
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