Marine

Engine Starting: Supply instantaneous starting current for diesel or gasoline outboard motors.
Equipment Power Supply: Provide power to navigation and sailing equipment such as fish finders, GPS, radars, and VHF radios.
Living Electricity Supply: Deliver energy to daily and entertainment equipment (including lighting, water pumps, refrigerators, and audio systems) when the vessel is moored.

Starting Batteries: Focus on high starting current, specially used to start the main engine or auxiliary engine of a vessel.
Deep-Cycle Batteries: Emphasize continuous and stable discharge, capable of powering on-board equipment for a long time and withstanding deep discharge.
Dual-Purpose Batteries: Combine starting capability and moderate deep-cycle performance, making them a common choice for small and medium-sized vessels.

Robust Structure: Enhanced anti-vibration and anti-impact design to cope with water surface turbulence and vibrations.
Corrosion Resistance: Terminals and casings undergo special anti-corrosion treatment to resist humid and salt-spray environments.
Safe Sealing: Adopt valve-regulated sealing technology to prevent liquid leakage and acid mist, allowing safe installation inside the cabin.
Deep-Cycle Durability: Deep-cycle models can withstand frequent charge-discharge cycles and have a long service life.

Power Systems: Provide starting power for the main and auxiliary engines of ships, as well as outboard motors.
Navigation Equipment: Support critical navigation devices such as GPS, radars, fish finders, and VHF radios.
On-Board Electrical Appliances: Supply power to living facilities including cabin lighting, bilge pumps, and refrigerators.
Emergency Support: Serve as backup power for anchor lights, emergency lighting, and rescue equipment.
Core Value: With excellent corrosion resistance, stable deep-cycle performance, and reliable safety, marine lead-acid batteries have become a trustworthy power guarantee for various types of yachts, fishing boats, and commercial vessels.