C50-N18L-A1, A2, A3
By Continental Batteries
C50-N18L-A1, A2, A3
PowerSport
When you’re heading off road in an ATV, bike or personal watercraft, you need a battery that can withstand the elements and provide enough power to start your engine. Our powersport batteries deliver maximum power and ensure peak performance on land, water or snow.
Specifications
- ItemC50-N18L-A1, A2, A3
- CB Item935
- Voltage12
- Length (in.)8.13
- Width (in.)3.56
- Height (in.)6.44
- BrandContinental Batteries
- BCI Group50-N18L-A3
- Capacity20
- Amp Hours20
- Cold Cranking Amps @ 0℉260
More About Continental Batteries
Continental Batteries keep you powered up and ready to go whether you’re on the road, the golf course or the water. Our wide selection of batteries reflects Continental Battery Systems’ status as The Single Source Solution for all your battery needs. As industry leaders, we stand behind the quality and reliability of our batteries.
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