Trojan Trojan Ref. BON-TROJAN-8D-AGM

Trojan 8D-AGM | storage for off-grid homes and remote sites | 230Ah 12V

Nominal voltage
12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate
230Ah
Dimensions (mm)
520×270×231
Battery technology
AGM
Price: €1,536.66
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In short: Put simply: Trojan 8D-AGM, rated 230Ah 12V, sold for solar power systems. Every figure that decides the fit is in the table below.

About the Trojan 8D-AGM

Farm buildings with solar panels sometimes rely on a Trojan 8D-AGM. Weighing 73 kg, it needs a sturdy rack. Planning a bank is easier with every model's figures on one screen.

230Ah is a typical capacity for solar power systems.

12VVoltage
230AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
73 kgWeight

Check before ordering

  • ✓ Capacity is 230Ah. Aim for the same figure as your old battery or slightly above, never much lower.
  • ✓ This reference uses AGM. If your current battery has a different technology printed on it, find out why before switching.
  • ✓ Measure the space available: the case takes up 520 × 270 × 231 mm, and a few millimetres too many can stop the hold-down from closing.

Trojan 8D-AGM data sheet

ManufacturerTrojan
Part number8D-AGM
SeriesTROJAN AGM
Applicationsolar power systems
Voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)230Ah
TechnologyAGM
Dimensions (L × W × H)520 × 270 × 231 mm
Weight73 kg
Barcode8404653001568

Questions and answers

Where is the code on my battery printed?

Check the owner's manual for the original battery, or measure the old one and note its terminal layout and ratings. Then compare with models on baterias.online.

Will I need help carrying this battery?

At 73 kg, it is manageable for one person with care. Keep it upright while moving it.

Does a battery lose charge on the shelf?

Store it fully charged, away from heat and frost, and give it a refresh charge before installation.

How big and heavy is this Trojan battery?

Length, width and height are 520 × 270 × 231 mm, and the weight is 73 kg. Compare with the space available, including clearance above the posts.

How AGM batteries work and how to look after them

Valve-regulated construction keeps an AGM case closed during normal life. Leisure vehicles choose AGM when the battery lives under a seat. Old-fashioned chargers without automatic cut-off are a poor match for glass-mat batteries.

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Finished comparing? Placing your order online takes a couple of minutes. Keep the radio code handy before disconnecting the old battery.

Getting the best from the Trojan 8D-AGM

Irrigation pumps on a farm can pull heavy current through the evening. Wear goggles and gloves when watering flooded batteries. Wrong controller settings quietly shorten battery life.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-TROJAN-8D-AGM
  • EAN13
    8404653001568
  • MPN
    8D-AGM

Specifications

BrandTrojan
Product lineTROJAN AGM
Used forSolar power systems
Battery technologyAGM
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate230Ah
Length520 mm
Width270 mm
Height231 mm
Weight73 kg

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