Marine Batteries
6 Volt Batteries
Trojan Motive T-105 Plus SV 225Ah 6V Deep-Cycle Flooded Battery for Solar, RV, Marine & Golf Carts
- AMP Hours225 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group sizeGC2
Delivery on Apr 13–16
- AMP Hours240 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group sizeGC2
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Tampa, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive T-145 EHPT Bayonet 260Ah 6V Deep-Cycle Flooded Battery for Industrial, Solar & Marine
- AMP Hours260 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group sizeGC2H
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive T-145 EHPT MV 260Ah 6V Deep-Cycle Flooded Battery for Industrial, Solar & Marine
- AMP Hours260 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group sizeGC2H
Delivery on Apr 13–16
- AMP Hours260 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group sizeGC2H
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive J250P DT 250Ah 6V Deep-Cycle Battery for Floor Machines, Aerial Lifts & Multi-Purpose
- AMP Hours250 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group size901
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive 6V-GEL 189Ah 6V Sealed Gel Battery for Golf Carts & Solar
- AMP Hours189 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Gel
- Group sizeGC2
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Miami, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Fullriver DC400-6 L16 415Ah 6V AGM Deep‑Cycle Battery
- AMP Hours415 Ah
- Voltage6 V
- ChemistryAGM
- Group size903
Delivery on Apr 13–16
12 Volt Batteries
Trojan Motive 27TMH 115Ah 12V Deep-Cycle Battery for Solar & Marine
- AMP Hours115 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group size27
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan OverDrive AES-31 104Ah 12V AGM Deep-Cycle Battery for Trucks, Marine & RV Auxiliary Power
- AMP Hours104 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, AGM
- Group size31
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Miami, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan 27-AES LBL 89Ah 12V AGM Battery for Aerial Lifts, Floor Machines, Marine & RV - 3X Cycle Life
- AMP Hours89 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, AGM
- Group size27
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Tampa, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive 31-AES DT 102Ah 12V AGM Deep Cycle Marine, RV & Floor Scrubber Battery
- AMP Hours102 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, AGM
- Group size31
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive 31-AES Overdrive 102Ah 12V AGM Deep-Cycle Battery Maintenance-Free Solar & Industrial
- AMP Hours102 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, AGM
- Group size31
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Ft. Myers, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
- AMP Hours225 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, Flooded
- Group size921
Delivery on Apr 13–16
Trojan Motive J185-AES 175Ah 12V AGM DT Deep-Cycle Battery
- AMP Hours175 Ah
- Voltage12 V
- ChemistryLead Acid, AGM
- Group size921
Pickup on Tue, Apr 14 from Miami, FL
Delivery on Apr 13–16
24 Volt Batteries
SimpliPHI 3.8 kWh 24V Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery (by Briggs & Stratton)
- AMP Hours150 Ah
- Voltage24 V
- ChemistryLithium, LiFePO4
Delivery on Apr 15–20
48 Volt Batteries
SimpliPHI 3.8 kWh 48V Lithium Ferro Phosphate Battery (by Briggs & Stratton)
- AMP Hours75 Ah
- Voltage48 V
- ChemistryLithium, LiFePO4
Delivery on Apr 15–20
SimpliPHI 3.8 kWh LFP 48V Battery with Integrated BMS w/ Communications (by Briggs & Stratton)
- AMP Hours75 Ah
- Voltage48 V
- ChemistryLithium, LiFePO4
Delivery on Apr 15–20
SimpliPHI 6.6 Battery 6.65kWh LFP 48V Stackable (by Briggs & Stratton)
- AMP Hours130 Ah
- Voltage48 V
- ChemistryLithium, LiFePO4
Delivery on Apr 15–20
- Overview
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Marine batteries built for the demands of life on the water
A marine battery is a category of deep cycle battery engineered specifically for the wet, high-vibration environment of boats and watercraft — handling both engine starting and sustained power delivery for onboard electronics in a way that standard deep cycle batteries are not designed for. The corrosion-resistant construction and sealed or reinforced designs used in this category make a measurable difference in reliability on saltwater and freshwater alike. A1 SolarStore offers marine batteries from Briggs & Stratton, Trojan, Fullriver, and other brands, with pricing from $220 to $2,700 per item.
Single-purpose, dual-purpose, or house bank: which type fits your boat
The most important self-selection decision in this category is battery type — and it comes down to what you're asking the battery to do. Dual purpose marine batteries handle both engine cranking and sustained power draw, making them a practical choice for smaller boats with limited battery space. Dedicated deep cycle units are better suited as house batteries on larger vessels where a separate starting battery handles the engine. Across the range, chemistry is the next major variable: flooded units are the budget baseline, AGM offers sealed, maintenance-free construction that handles vibration well, and lithium marine batteries deliver the longest cycle life and lightest weight for performance-focused builds. Pricing reflects those differences, from $220 for entry-level flooded units to $2,700 for high-capacity lithium configurations.
How you use your boat determines which battery you need
Recreational boaters and fishing enthusiasts are the most common buyers, typically running trolling motors, fish finders, and bilge pumps off a dedicated deep cycle house bank. Pontoon and bass boat owners often favor dual purpose marine batteries for their simplicity, while sailboat owners and liveaboards with more complex onboard electrical systems tend to build larger AGM or lithium house banks for off-grid power at anchor. Charter boat operators and marine repair shops sourcing the best marine batteries for professional use prioritize cycle life and reliability over upfront cost.
Key specs to know before you buy
| Spec | What it means | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage (12V) | The operating voltage of the battery | Most marine applications run on 12V systems; confirm your system voltage before ordering, especially for larger vessels with 24V or 48V house banks |
| Capacity (Ah) | Total energy the battery can store | Determines how long you can run onboard loads between charges — size this to your total draw and how long you typically spend off shore power |
| Marine cranking amps (MCA) | Starting power measured at 32°F | The relevant starting rating for typical marine conditions — higher MCA means more reliable cold-morning starts on the water |
| Cold cranking amps (CCA) | Starting power measured at 0°F | Important if you boat in cold climates where low temperatures affect starting performance |
| Reserve capacity (RC) | Minutes the battery sustains a 25-amp draw | Useful for estimating real-world runtime on trolling motors or electronics when the engine is off |
| Chemistry (flooded, AGM, LiFePO4) | The battery's internal technology | Determines maintenance needs, vibration tolerance, usable capacity, weight, and lifespan — the single biggest decision in this category |
| Group size | Industry code for physical dimensions and terminal layout | Must match your boat's battery tray — always verify before purchasing, especially when switching chemistries |
Shipping, warranty, and what A1 SolarStore carries
A1 SolarStore offers deep cycle marine batteries from Briggs & Stratton, Trojan, Fullriver, and other brands, covering flooded, AGM, and lithium chemistries across a range of group sizes and capacities. We ship across the US with local pickup available and freight quotes at checkout for heavier or multi-unit orders. Every item is covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Frequently asked questions
Technically yes in some cases, but it's generally not recommended. Marine batteries are designed for sustained discharge and recharge cycles, while car batteries are optimized for short, high-current bursts to start an engine. Using a deep cycle marine battery as a car starting battery will work in a pinch, but it won't perform as well and may wear out faster in that application. A dual purpose marine battery is a closer match, but a dedicated automotive battery is still the better fit for regular car use.
Use a charger matched to your battery's chemistry — flooded, AGM, and lithium each require different voltage profiles. A smart charger that automatically detects battery type is the safest and most convenient option. For lithium marine batteries, confirm the charger explicitly supports LiFePO4 chemistry before connecting. Always charge in a ventilated area and avoid leaving flooded batteries in a deeply discharged state for extended periods.
Lifespan depends on chemistry, usage patterns, and maintenance. Flooded lead-acid marine batteries typically last 2–4 years with regular use; AGM units can reach 4–6 years; lithium iron phosphate batteries are often rated for 10 years or several thousand cycles. Keeping the battery within its recommended depth of discharge and storing it charged during the off-season are the two most effective ways to extend service life.
Marine batteries are a subcategory of deep cycle batteries, though some are designed as dual purpose units that combine starting capability with sustained discharge capacity. Within that category, you'll find flooded lead-acid, AGM, and lithium iron phosphate chemistries — each with different trade-offs in cost, maintenance, weight, and longevity. Deep cycle marine batteries are purpose-built for repeated discharge and recharge cycles, which is what separates them from standard automotive starting batteries.
Weight varies significantly by chemistry and capacity. A typical 12V flooded lead-acid marine battery in the 100Ah range weighs between 55 and 70 pounds. AGM units of similar capacity are comparable in weight. Lithium marine batteries are considerably lighter — often 50–60% less than an equivalent lead-acid unit — which is one of the practical advantages for performance boats or builds where weight distribution matters. Always check the product listing for exact weight before ordering, particularly if you're working with a tight battery compartment.
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