Deka Batteries
We sell all Deka Batteries, we
list only a few of the models that are commonly sold for off grid applications
if you need a Deca battery not
listed here please contact us for a quote
DEKA
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FYI: We are charged $22.00 per battery "core charge" The
core charge is already added into our prices below
if you provide the same size and type of battery we will remove the
$22.00 core charge FOR EVERY CORE on each new battery purchased
| Battery: | Voltage: | AH Rating - 20hr discharge: | Dimensions: | Weight in lbs.: | Price each: | buy 4 or more ~ each: |
| 8L-16 | 6 | 370 | 11 3/4" L x 7"W x 16 1/2" H | 113 | $392.99 | $369.00 or less |
| PS2200 | 6 | 223 | 11 3/4" L x 7"W x 11 1/2" H | 59 | $237.99 | $225.00 or less |
| EZ D85 AH rating - 6hr discharge: | ||||||
| EZ D85-13 | 2v x 3 = 6 volt | 628 | 18.82" L x 5.25"W x 22"H | 267 | $1749. | $1550 or less |
| EZ D85-15 | 2v x 3 = 6 volt | 732 | 19" L x 6"W x 22"H | 360 | $1948. | $1729 or less |
| EZ D85-17 | 2v x 3 = 6 volt | 836 | 19" L x 7"W x 22"H | 345 | $2278. | $1999 or less |
| EZ D85-21 | 2v x 3 = 6 volt | 1045 | 19" L x 8.25"W x 22"H | 426 | $2641. | $2319 or less |
| EZ D85-25 | 2v x 3 = 6 volt | 1255 | 19" L x 10"W x 22"H | 504 | $3056. | $2699 or less |
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Battery information and battery bank sizing tips:
Deep cycle batteries are measured in amp hours
not
cold cranking amps like car and truck batteries.
Car and truck batteries will not last very long for alternative power
usage as they are not meant to be cycled (drained).
Batteries are DC not AC.
An amp hour is a measurment of how many amps are
available in the batteries for use.
It means 1 amp used for 1 hour.
So if a battery has 370 amp hours it has 1 amp available for 370 hours.
Although this is technically true
you should not remove a maximum of 80% of the total amp hours from
the battery before recharging ...
ideally it is best to use no more then 50% of the batteries total capacity
to make the batteries last longer
THE BEST is to try and only use up to 25% maximum of your total capacity
this could extend the lifespan by x 4
the smaller the percentage of total discharge the better
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