Summary: Need a battery for boats and motorhomes? Consider the Fullriver DC200-6, rated 200Ah 6V 1050A. Compare the code on your old battery with DC200-6 before ordering.
Why choose the Fullriver DC200-6
Your boat or motorhome runs on a Fullriver DC200-6? This is its page. Holding 200Ah, it keeps a fridge and lights going through a quiet night at anchor. Comparing batteries online side by side helps balance capacity, weight and room in the locker.
With 200Ah, it outlasts most batteries for boats and motorhomes on a single charge. 30 kg is a modest weight for what it stores.
6VVoltage
200AhCapacity (C20)
1050ACold cranking current (EN)
Will the Fullriver DC200-6 fit?
- ✓ Do not go far below your old battery's capacity; this one has 200Ah.
- ✓ Starting power: 1050A to the EN standard. Match or beat the figure on your current label.
- ✓ Make sure your clamps fit M8 posts or tabs.
Technical figures at a glance
MakeFullriver
Part numberDC200-6
RangeDC Series
Suitsboats and motorhomes
Voltage6V
Capacity (C20)200Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)1050A
TechnologyAGM
Size L × W × H306 × 169 × 226 mm
Weighs30 kg
Terminal typeM8
Common questions about the Fullriver DC200-6
How much weight should I expect to lift?
At 30 kg, one person can usually manage with care; bigger batteries are easier with two.
How many cold cranking amps does this battery give?
1050A under the EN test. Diesel engines usually need more cranking power than petrol engines of the same size.
What AGM means for you
Each AGM cell is packed so tightly that the plates barely move, even on a bumpy road. Backup systems rely on AGM because it can wait, fully charged, for years without fuss. Too much voltage makes the valves vent gas that can never be replaced.
See also
Got the old battery's label in front of you? Compare it once more, then order online at baterias.online. Recycling the old battery is easy at most tips and garages.
Fullriver DC200-6 in everyday use
Fishing trips with sonar and lights running drain small boat batteries fast. Add up each appliance's daily watt-hours and leave plenty of headroom when sizing a bank. Mixing old and new batteries in one bank drags the new ones down.
