The YELLOWTOP high-performance AGM battery is one of the few true dual-purpose automotive batteries available. With premium cranking power and impressive cycling capability, this heavy-duty battery is also perfect for modern accessory-loaded vehicles. Low internal resistance also provides more consistent power output and faster recharges.
KEY BENEFITS
- Deep-cycle and cranking power
- Up to 3X longer life
- 15 times more vibration-resistant
- Virtually spillproof
- Mountable in virtually any position
- Maintenance-free
- Faster recharging
- Optimal starting power
- 300+ discharge/recharge cycles
SPECS
- Model: D75/25
- Weight: 37.8 lb
- C20 Capacity: 48 Ah
- Post Type: Dual SAE/GM
- CCA: 620 Amp
- Width: 6.81 in
- Length: 9.38 in
- Height: 7.75 in
MSRP
- $250.99 USD
For more information, visit www.optimabatteries.com.
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