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Brand | Odyssey |
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Model | Extreme Series |
Category | Battery Pack |
Language | English |
Provides an 8-12 year design life in float applications and 3-10 years in non-float applications.
Fully charged batteries can be stored for up to two years at 77°F (25°C).
Extraordinary ease of recovery from deep discharge conditions, supported by test data.
Delivers superior cranking power and allows rapid charging with simple constant voltage.
Meets US DOT criteria for non-spillable batteries, allowing shipment by highway, air, or sea.
Rugged construction suitable for diverse environments like marine and powersports.
Can be installed in any orientation other than inverted without affecting performance.
Passed rigorous tests demonstrating ruggedness and tolerance of mechanical abuse.
Shipped fully charged; boost charge recommended for optimum reliability.
Explains how lower Depth of Discharge (DOD) leads to higher cycle life.
Reflects dual purpose design with 80% DOD cycle test results shown.
Use digital voltmeter and Figure 2 to determine SOC based on Open Circuit Voltage (OCV).
Details storage times based on temperature and voltage checks.
Presents test results demonstrating recovery from deep discharges.
Demonstrates battery performance in extremely cold conditions.
Details a 100-hour vibration test simulating harsh conditions.
Summarizes test results for shock and vibration compliance.
Illustrates the IUU profile for optimal charging.
Explains the importance of proper recharge for battery life.
Provides a two-step process for choosing a suitable charger.
Offers general guidelines for charger settings like deep cycle or AGM.
Details a longer test to determine if a battery needs recharge or is end-of-life.
Describes a quicker, less reliable test for battery performance.
Defines Cold Cranking Amperes (CCA) and its measurement.
Defines Marine Cranking Amperes (MCA) and its measurement.
Defines Hot Cranking Amps (HCA) and its measurement.
Explains the Pulse Hot Cranking Amp (PHCA) rating.
Clarifies that ODYSSEY batteries are not gel cells, but AGM.
Highlights key distinctions between gel and AGM battery technologies.
Defines Ampere-hour (Ah) rating and its capacity implication.
Explains Reserve Capacity (RC) and its measurement.