Fullriver Fullriver Ref. BON-FULLRIVER-FT410

Fullriver FT410 – domestic bank or engine start afloat and on the road – 28Ah 12V 410A

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
28Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)
410A
Dimensions (mm)
165×176×144
Battery technology
AGM
Price: €204.29
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12VVoltage
28AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
410ACold cranking amps

In short: Need a battery for boats and motorhomes? Consider the Fullriver FT410, rated 28Ah 12V 410A. Get the size and terminal side right and you are most of the way there.

Measurements, ratings and codes

ManufacturerFullriver
Part numberFT410
Product lineFull Throttle Series
Applicationboats and motorhomes
Voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)28Ah
Cold cranking amps410A
ChemistryAGM
Size L × W × H165 × 176 × 144 mm
Battery weight10.4 kg
Terminal typeM6 + TP26 (SAE)

Fitting and everyday care

A motorhome parked on the drive slowly loses charge to its alarm and tracker. Write the fitting date on each battery in the bank. Leaving a caravan battery flat all winter often ruins it.

Buying the Fullriver FT410 online

Sailing yachts, motor cruisers and campervans all turn up among the users of the Fullriver FT410. Holding 28Ah, 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.

Among batteries for boats and motorhomes, 28Ah is at the smaller end. 410A of cold cranking current is strong for a battery of this size.

Answers before you buy

How big and heavy is this Fullriver battery?

At 165 × 176 × 144 mm, measure the tray or compartment carefully. Plan the lift too: 10.4 kg is heavier than it looks.

What do 28Ah and 410A mean for this battery?

The cranking figure is 410A, measured to the EN standard, and the capacity is 28Ah. If your engine is large or you live somewhere cold, choose the higher end of what your vehicle allows.

Can I connect several of these in series or parallel?

Yes, 12V with 28Ah. Two in series would give double the voltage.

Quick compatibility checklist

  • ✓ Terminal check: M6 + TP26 (SAE). Spade widths and post diameters vary, so match the type exactly.
  • ✓ A different chemistry from AGM may need system changes.
  • ✓ Measure the space available: the case takes up 165 × 176 × 144 mm, and a few millimetres too many can stop the hold-down from closing.

Explore more

Ordering online at baterias.online is the quick part once the checks are done. Writing the fitting date on the battery helps when planning the next replacement.

The AGM technology explained

Compression inside the case is part of what makes glass-mat batteries so sturdy. Ambulances and police cars use AGM for their heavy electrical loads. Recharge an AGM battery promptly after deep use.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-FULLRIVER-FT410
  • MPN
    FT410

Specifications

BrandFullriver
Product lineFull Throttle Series
Used forBoats and motorhomes
Battery technologyAGM
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate28Ah
Cold cranking current (EN)410A
Length165 mm
Width176 mm
Height144 mm
Weight10.4 kg
TerminalsM6 + TP26 (SAE)

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