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M31-DP-AGM

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M31-DP-AGM

M31-DP-AGM

Marine / RV

You rely on your watercraft and RV to get you where you need to go. We offer a wide variety of deep cycle, maintenance-free and gel cell batteries for all types of vessels. Whether on land or at sea, our marine and RV power solutions keep you moving.

Specifications

  • ItemM31-DP-AGM
  • Voltage12
  • Length (in.)13
  • Width (in.)6.8
  • Height (in.)9.3
  • BrandContinental Batteries
  • BCI Group31MDP
  • Capacity200
  • CAH 20HR105
  • Cold Cranking Amps @ 0℉825
  • Reserve Capacity Minutes200
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