Quick answer: One code, one battery: Fullriver DC120-12A, 120Ah 12V 750A, for boats and motorhomes. Weight is 38.2 kg, worth knowing before you lift it out of the tray.
Is the Fullriver DC120-12A right for you?
Boat, caravan or campervan with a Fullriver DC120-12A on board? This page covers it. Weighing 38.2 kg, it is worth planning how to lift it into a cramped locker. Sailors and caravanners often shop for batteries online in the quiet months.
Most owners of boats and motorhomes will find 120Ah familiar.
12VVoltage
120AhAmp-hours at C20
750ACold cranking amps
Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment
- ✓ A case of 407 × 171 × 240 mm must sit flat with the clamp closed.
- ✓ Amp-hours: 120Ah. More capacity means more reserve for accessories and slower discharge when parked.
- ✓ EN cranking amps of 750A. If you are unsure of your requirement, the vehicle handbook usually states it.
Specifications table
Questions and answers
What connector type is fitted to this battery?
It is supplied with M8 terminals. Make sure your existing cables or plugs fit them.
What range does the Fullriver DC120-12A come from?
It belongs to the DC Series line from Fullriver. Other models in the same line share the construction and differ mainly in size and capacity.
Will this battery fit my vehicle or equipment?
Measure the outgoing battery, note its terminal corner and ratings; matching figures mean a compatible swap.
What AGM means for you
Nothing sloshes around in a glass-mat battery, because every drop of acid is held in the separators. Low internal resistance lets AGM deliver strong bursts of current on demand. Over winter, a smart unit set to its AGM programme keeps a glass-mat battery healthy with no effort.
Explore more
Happy with the fit? Ordering the Fullriver DC120-12A at baterias.online is quick. A tidy, clean tray gives the new battery a better start.
Fitting and everyday care
Salt air on a mooring corrodes battery terminals faster than anywhere inland. Protect every terminal with a boot or grease and use tinned cable lugs aboard. Draining a lead bank flat every night shortens its life drastically.
