I want a battery back up for an aquarium to run air stones. I need a 12v, deep cycle, AGM battery. Will this work?
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indeed it will work very well as a 12v air pump should not draw many amps, is the only concern these are made for low draw for a long period of time ,if that is your 12v air pump this will fit the bill nicely.........
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I would assume that you could hook up two batteries in parallel (positive to positive and negative to negative) to maintain the same voltage but double the amp hours, but the better choice may be to just purchase a larger capacity battery in the first place. There are some very nice maintenance-free AGM batteries available on Amazon from Vmax. You could contact them for a recommendation.
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Any marine battery will work for it. 4hrs on full speed and 6 hrs on low speed. I had a group 24 deep cycle marine battery.
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Hi my mane is mike. Yes it just a 12volt and a very good one at that. It will work with any device requiring a 12 volt source/supply. Current rating isn't an issue as long as the device doesn't require more than the battery can supply. It will work great with your fish finder - tight lines!
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This should not be used for deep cycle batteries. From Amazon website Maintain up to four 12 Volt standard, starting batteries (of similar type - in parallel). Amperage is divided evenly among connected batteries. (NOT recommended for deep cycle batteries)
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I just picked up a battery at my local fleet farm. The key is to ensure that you get a marine battery since it is going to be subjected to constant trickle charging and full discharge situations. Typically any marine battery will work as the system only needs 12volts to run on. They had a "Resolute MDC24" marine battery on sale, that stated you might be able to find one cheaper through Amazon Prime.
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Yes, the deep cycle type. I use a 101 amp hour battery and get about 4 hours of run time pushing a 2500 lb. boat.
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vA=w(Volts)(amps)=watts. Regardless of AC or DC. And lead acid batteries work fine, just use a true deep cycle battery like a 6vdc "golf cart" type battery. These are much better than Marine deep cycle. Just make sure your input DC volts matches the units input parameters. The main issue is the battery charging. Lead acid has a different charging parameter than whatever is in this unit... sealed agm probably. Just bypass the charging circuit and add an appropriate charge controller. There are many good ones on the market.
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Yes, i have used it with a 12 volt battery in my fish houe. Works great. I get around 6 hours of run time.
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I use this battery to power a fish/depth finder in a Kayak. It is relatively small in size. In my application I can use it many hours before it needs to be recharged. It is a "Sealed Lead Acid" battery. I don't believe it would serve your purpose as it is not a deep cycle.
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If the amperage and voltage match I am sure it will. I am satisfied with the performance of the batteries . Please also make sure that the connectors match the ones you have in your Tank in case not you always replace them
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Not recommended for deep cycle batteries. See Amazon website about this Maintain up to four 12 Volt standard, starting batteries (of similar type - in parallel). Amperage is divided evenly among connected batteries. (NOT recommended for deep cycle batteries)
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Sometimes its better to buy a deep cycle Marine battery if you want a ton of Amps and juice..Keep it charged
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It is recommended that you use a maintenance-free absorbed glass mat (AGM) battery. Lead-acid batteries can boil over if they're too discharged. Current is pulled, not pushed, so normally you'll be ok. A poor lead-acid battery could boil over from rapid charging.
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call humminbird , they are very helpful . i have this battery and it has always worked great for me . i use it for my fish finder and emergency trolling motor backup . sorry about the caps my laptop is broke !
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I don't know why it wouldn't work if you have the requisite 110 volt AC 0.65 amp voltage to plug into. It is specifically for AGM technology. On the side of the device it says you can contact "batteryminders.com" with questions.
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That should be fine. The charger was 'specificly' designed for AGM batteries. But, it will work on any battery type. google "agm battery" if you're curious