12VVoltage
95AhCapacity (C20)
850ACold cranking current (EN)
Quick answer: Short version: Exide EQ800, made for boats and motorhomes, with a rating of 95Ah 12V 850A. Matching technology keeps the charging system happy.
Exide EQ800 data sheet
Installation and maintenance tips
A caravan that spends the winter parked on the drive often comes back in spring with a flat battery. Use identical batteries of the same age when connecting several in parallel. Draining a lead bank flat every night shortens its life drastically.
Same case, same terminal side
Cannot find the Exide EQ800 you want? These share the same size and terminal layout.
Exide EP800Kronobat DP-95-AGMKronobat DP-95-EFBKronobat EV-95-AGMVarta LA95
Why choose the Exide EQ800
Your boat or motorhome runs on a Exide EQ800? This is its page. Polarity is positive on the right-hand side, which keeps the cable run unchanged in most lockers. Plenty of owners now pick batteries online while planning the winter refit.
With 95Ah, capacity is typical of batteries for boats and motorhomes.
Frequently asked questions
How many watt-hours can the Exide EQ800 store?
The rated energy is 800 Wh. It is a useful number for comparing batteries of different voltages.
What does the Exide EQ800 weigh in kilograms?
It weighs 26.1 kg. Use the handle if fitted and lift with your legs, not your back.
Will the Exide EQ800 fit?
- ✓ Note which corner the plus post occupies on your old unit. Here it is positive on the right-hand side, and crossed cables rarely reach.
- ✓ Rated 95Ah: check that the charger or alternator in your system can refill a battery of that capacity in reasonable time.
- ✓ Starting current 850A: look for the EN value on your old label and choose this reference only if it is equal or higher.
Related products and ranges
Got the old battery's label in front of you? Compare it once more, then order online at baterias.online. Checking the data first saves the hassle of a wrong order.
AGM: how it works
Many glass-mat designs tolerate sideways mounting, as long as the maker says so. Cars with automatic engine stop love AGM, since it copes with constant partial discharge. Check the charging voltage limit printed on an AGM label.
