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The battery is the most vital piece of equipment in your vehicle. Your vehicle could be from a reputable manufacturer, be well maintained, have a full tank of fuel and fitted with brand new tyres - but if you've got a flat battery you won't be going anywhere.
You may have heard the phrase “You get what you pay for” and this is particularly true when it comes to Lithium Deep Cycle batteries. It seems like every man and his dog is out to sell you a Lithium battery these days, so why should you consider stepping up to a Century Lithium Pro battery when there are so called lower cost, cheaper players in the market.
So you’ve purchased a Century Lithium Pro battery and you want to know the best practises for charging – you’ve come to the right place!
Did you know that all Century Lithium Pro batteries have a powerful wireless Bluetooth system integrated into the battery? They do! And by simply downloading the Century Lithium Pro app from the Apple App Store or Google Play store, you can easily connect to your battery and monitor almost every aspect of it.
Lithium batteries like the Century Lithium Pro are a sizable financial investment when it comes to powering your camping setup, caravan or boat. So, to ensure you continue to receive the maximum return on this investment, here are a few simple care and maintenance steps you should be doing right now.
If you’ve currently got an old AGM Deep Cycle setup in your 4x4, caravan or boat, and are thinking about upgrading it to Lithium – there are a few extra things you’re going to need to upgrade as well.
When it comes to Lithium batteries you need to remember 2 things. Firstly, you get what you pay for; and secondly, the devil is in the details. Currently there are lithium batteries on the market ranging from $500 to well over $1000 – and the differences can only be found on the specification sheets.
If you’re in the market for a Deep Cycle battery, you’ve probably already heard a lot about Lithium. But is it actually the best solution for you? To determine this, there’s a few things you need to consider first.
Lead acid batteries like this 68MF automotive battery or Marine Pro 780 here have a multitude of multitude of battery ratings listed across the top. But how do we make sense of them, and do they really matter? Let’s take a look.
When it comes to choosing a replacement car battery, a lot of people will tell you “higher CCA’s are better”, and that there is somehow a correlation between a higher CCA rating, and a longer lasting battery.
When it comes to choosing a battery for your car there are a few things you should know. Firstly you need to determine which type of battery will fit your car. Simply go to centurybatteries.com.au, enter your vehicle make, model, year and trim level – and it’ll automatically show you which batteries will fit.
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