31-GEL
By Trojan
31-GEL
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
- Item31-GEL
- Voltage12
- Length (in.)12.94
- Width (in.)6.82
- Height (in.)9.64
- BrandTrojan
- BCI Group31
- Capacity102
- CAH 5HR85
- CAH 10HR94
- CAH 20HR102
- CAH 100HR108
- TerminalUT
More About Trojan
Trojan’s deep-cycle flooded batteries are engineered to provide rugged durability, outstanding performance and long life and are perfectly suited for use in golf and electric vehicles. The flagship batteries feature Trojan’s historically proven engineering and T2 Technology™ for maximum sustained performance, longer life and increased total energy.
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