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LEAD ACID SPILL-PROOF POWER FROM TROJAN Looking for the ultimate in convenience? Trojan Valve-Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) products never need watering. Special pressure valves keep the batteries from losing moisture so they are virtually maintenance free, and your battery compartments or storage areas stay clean. If safety is a concern, Trojan's VRLA products' spill-proof designs in both our SuperGel® and AGM offerings makes them the ideal choice for your application. - Marine - Renewable Energy - Aerial Work Platform -Solar •Provides greater safety - never deal with exposed electrolyte, leaks or spills •Is equipment friendly - no damage to equipment frames or costly work surfaces from acid •Can be easily transported - approved for transportation by road, sea and air freight Outstanding technical support is provided by full-time applications engineers and our fact- filled website. Call 800-423-6569 or visit www.trojanbattery.com. Trojan VRLA batteries are available worldwide through Trojan's Master Distributor Network. Once you answer these two questions, use the Battery Selection Chart to determine which battery best meets the needs of your application: The Battery Selection Chart is designed to help you determine which battery is the best fit for your application. There are two questions that need to be answered before using the Battery Selection Chart. They are: 1. What are your deep cycle needs? This is determined by your estimated depth of discharge (DOD). Light: <30%; Medium: 2. Do you need the battery to start an engine? Moderate starting capabilities are needed if you have 'no starting requirements' or a small engine; heavy starting capabilities are needed for large * It is never recommended to exceed 80% DOD. NOTE: If you have both heavy starting and deep cycle requirements, it is suggested to have a separate starting and deep cycle battery bank.

TROJAN'S COMPLETE GEL AND AGM LINE UP TROJAN VRLA - SUPERGEL CYCLING SERIES -12 VOLT Reserve Capacity or Capacity - The number of minutes a battery can be discharged at 25 or 75 amps (56 amps for 8 volt batteries) at 27°C (80eF) and maintain a voltage above 1.75 v/cell. CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) - The discharge load in amperes which a new, fully charged battery can maintained for 30 seconds at -18°C (0°F) at a voltage above 1.2 v/cell. C.A. (Cranking Amps) - The discharge load in amperes which a new, fully charged battery can maintained for 30 seconds at 0°C (32°F) at a voltage above 1.2...