AGM 12/70
In AGM batteries, the electrolyte (mixture of water and sulphuric acid) is largely absorbed in glass fibre.
This type of battery is entirely maintenance-free and there is no gas formation with normal use.
Not requiring any ventilation, AGM batteries can be installed anywhere.
Their construction gives a very fast discharge at very high currents so AGM batteries are ideal for systems that require high currents (for instance when starting an engine).
The battery poles can be unscrewed and this type of battery can be combined with every standard battery terminal.
-Excellent starter function.
-Perfect upgrade for flooded lead acid batteries.
-Same initial power surge in an AGM 12/90 Ah as 180 Ah flooded lead-acid battery.
-Glass-fibre technology ensures low internal resistance.
-Use of thicker plates extends lifespan.
-Can be combined with every standard battery terminal.
-Also for medium cyclical use.
| General | |
| Operating temperature | –20 to 55ºC / –4 to 131ºF; |
| Nominal operating temperature: | 5 to 35ºC / 41 to 95ºF, recommended at 25ºC/ 77ºF |
| Storage temperature: | –25°C to 85°C / –13°F to 185°F |
| Compliancy: | EU Directive 2006/66/EC |
General Specification
| EE Part number | 08.02.0002 |
| Model | AGM-70Ah |
| OEM Part number | 62000700 |
| Nominal voltage | 12V |
| Nominal capacity (C20) | 70Ah |
| Reserve capacity* | 113 min |
| Number of cells per battery | 6 |
| Maximum charge current: | 19.5A |
| Approximate weight: | 21.0 kg |
| BCI group number | 27 |
| Terminal: threaded insert stud | M8 |
| Short circuit current acc. to IEC60896-2 | 1625A |
| CCA to DIN | 290 A |
| CCA to SAE | 460 A |
| * Reserve capacity = time a battery can be loaded with 25 Amps at 80ºF (26,7ºC) until the battery voltage is 10.5V |
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