Trojan SSIG 12 95 – renewable energy storage, cabins and remote sites – 87Ah 12V
Battery for solar power systems: Trojan SSIG 12 95. Built as a lead-acid battery.
- Voltage: 12V
- Capacity (C20): 87Ah
- Dimensions (L × W × H): 277 × 168 × 235 mm
- Technology: Lead-acid
In short: Put simply: Trojan SSIG 12 95, rated 87Ah 12V, sold for solar power systems. Compare the code on your old battery with SSIG 12 95 before ordering.
Trojan SSIG 12 95: what it is and who it suits
Here is the Trojan SSIG 12 95, a battery for solar power systems. Measuring 277 × 168 × 235 mm, it needs a rack or a battery room with that footprint. Buying batteries online lets you compare capacities calmly before committing to a bank.
87Ah keeps the battery small, handy for tight trays.
Before you order: a quick checklist
- ✓ A case of 277 × 168 × 235 mm must sit flat with the clamp closed.
- ✓ Consider extra loads such as a tow bar when comparing 87Ah.
- ✓ Chemistry: lead-acid. Some vehicles and chargers are programmed for a specific type, so check before swapping.
Specifications table
Frequently asked questions
Is this the right replacement for my current battery?
Hold your old label up to SSIG 12 95. Same code plus same size and terminal side means a direct swap.
Is it easy to buy this battery online?
Search for Trojan SSIG 12 95, open the page, check the specifications against your current battery and add it to the basket. Checkout takes a few steps and is completed online.
I cannot read the label on my old battery. What now?
Usually on the top label or the front of the case, near the logo. Search for brand plus that code.
The lead-acid technology explained
Lead-acid batteries are almost entirely recyclable. A wet-cell battery copes well with high engine-bay temperatures. Use a standard lead-acid profile on the charger.
Related products and ranges
Prefer to order now and fit at the weekend? baterias.online makes that easy. Note the fitting date somewhere you will find it again.
Fitting and everyday care
An off-grid workshop with power tools pulls big currents for brief moments. Wear goggles and gloves when watering flooded batteries. Adding new batteries to an old bank is a common mistake: the new ones age down to the old level.
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