Giant Power 550AH 6V AGM Deep Cycle Battery
WAS $749.00
RRP $749.00
27% OFF
WAS $749.00
RRP $749.00
27% OFF
Reliable Power for Demanding Applications
DELIVERY AUSTRALIA WIDE & 5 YEAR WARRANTY
The 6V 550Ah Giant Power Battery AGM is the ideal solution for a wide range of high-demand applications. Engineered with advanced Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology, this battery offers superior performance, longevity, and reliability. Perfect for renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, golf carts, and backup power solutions, the Giant Power Battery is designed to meet the needs of both residential and commercial users.
Key Features:
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Giant Power 6V 550AH AGM batteries are designed for a more efficient discharge recovery. Faster recharging technology and battery protection deliver reliable performance. The sealed structure, copper alloy terminals and factory sealed lid allow no leakage of any caustic chemicals, and ABS intrusion-safe body and heavy-duty posts ensure reliable performance against any drastic vibrations shocks or outer wreckage. This maintenance-free battery features longer shelf-life and excellent water retention performance.
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A decade of FIVE STAR Customer Reviews showcase the quality of the GIANT POWER battery range this is a best selling Aussie battery.
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Creating a 12V battery bank from 6V batteries involves connecting two 6V batteries in series. Here’s how you can do it:
Safety First:
Position the Batteries:
Identify Terminals:
Connect in Series:
Check the Connections:
Output Terminals:
By connecting the batteries in this manner, the voltages add up while the capacity (Ah) remains the same. Therefore, you now have a 12V battery bank with a capacity of 550Ah.
This 12V battery bank can be used for various applications such as:
By following these steps, you can successfully create a 12V battery bank from two 6V batteries, providing a reliable and powerful energy source for your needs.
A 6V 550Ah battery refers to a battery that has a nominal voltage of 6 volts and a capacity of 550 ampere-hours (Ah). Here’s a breakdown of what this means:
6V 550Ah batteries are commonly used in applications where long-lasting, reliable power is required. These applications include:
When selecting a 6V 550Ah battery, it's important to ensure that it matches the voltage and capacity requirements of your specific application. Additionally, consider factors such as the battery's physical dimensions, weight, maintenance needs, and expected lifespan.
1. AGM Batteries deliver a higher output
AGM batteries have a lower internal resistance than any other lead acid battery. This enables AGM batteries to provide high bursts of power when required such as starting an engine or providing emergency or backup power. AGM’s also have high charge acceptance.
AGM batteries do not have any free electrolyte in the cell as is it suspended in the glass mats. Placing the battery upside down is not not recommended.
AGM batteries are designed to be sturdy, handling vibration particularly well. The plate groups are compressed into each cell; this compression holds everything together.. They are also resistant to a condition known as acid stratification, where the acid and water separate over time.
The electrolyte soaked glass mats in between each lead plate act like a damper. The plates are compressed between the mats making AGM batteries highly resistant to vibration. This makes them suitable for vehicles that operate in high vibration conditions (i.e. ATVs, 4WDs & SUVs).
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AGM batteries are very sensitive to overcharge and over-discharge, improper charging and discharging will lead to the reduction of battery life. So the proper charging process is very important. An AGM battery can last years in your car, boat or RV, and keeping it charged with the right battery charger is the best way to make sure you get the most life from it. On regular basis at 25°C for 12V deep cycle AGM batteries, float charge voltage is 13.5V~13.8V, cycle charging voltage is 14.4V~15.0V.
Why not look at a DC to DC charger that is suitable for LiFePO4 and lead acid: AGM, Gel & Calcium Batteries, and allows you to re-select the battery during charging. With the memory function of this battery to battery charger, you don't need to re-select the same battery type every time.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED AN UPGRADE TO LITHIUM BATTERY POWER ? LEARN MORE ABOUT LITHIUM
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Using 6V batteries instead of 12V batteries can offer several advantages depending on the specific requirements of your application. Here are some reasons why you might choose 6V batteries over 12V batteries:
Greater Flexibility in ConfigurationsImproved Performance and Longevity Cost-Effectiveness Weight DistributionApplication-Specific Advantages Redundancy and ReliabilityUsing 6V batteries instead of 12V batteries can offer greater flexibility, improved deep cycle performance, potential cost savings in the long run, easier handling, and application-specific benefits. These advantages make 6V batteries a preferred choice in many scenarios, especially where reliability and efficiency are paramount.
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Using 6V AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries for off-grid systems is a popular choice for several reasons. Here’s an overview of why these batteries are particularly suitable for off-grid applications:
Deep Cycle PerformanceHigher Capacity and Durability Flexibility in System DesignMaintenance-Free Operation Enhanced Performance in Extreme Conditions Longevity and Reliability Cost-Effectiveness6V AGM batteries are an excellent choice for off-grid systems due to their deep cycle performance, higher capacity, flexibility in system design, maintenance-free operation, enhanced performance in extreme conditions, longevity, reliability, and overall cost-effectiveness. These attributes make them well-suited to meet the demands of off-grid living, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply even in remote or challenging environments.
The absorbed mats give AGM batteries a sponge-like resistance to vibrations. A regular car battery’s sensitive internal components can break apart if you shake it hard enough. Its lead plates are hanging from a sturdy metal in liquid. Even if you don’t break the plastic case, it’s common for car batteries to die if you rattle them hard enough. an AGM battery’s fiberglass mesh keeps that water trapped because it’s packed so tightly to the lead plates. On top of that, the sealed design holds the water vapor in, and only if you overcharge it will a molecules of water vapor escape. An AGM battery’s sealed, spillproof design allows them to pass the specific transportation regulations. You can ship them by air, deliver them by mail, etc. It might be odd to think of spilling a car battery, but you should understand that standard car batteries are not as durable as AGM batteries. They’re more like a full cup of water with a sippy cup lid. If you turn it over, it spills or leaks. AGM batteries are more like sealed soda cans. You can transport them, and they won’t spill or leak if turned on their side.
AGM batteries also have valves regulating the hydrogen and oxygen allowed to escape during charging. They fall under a broader category of valve-regulated, lead-acid (VRLA) batteries, also called maintenance free. If you’ve never thought much about maintaining your car battery, it might be thanks to this special one-way valve that essentially keeps evaporated water from leaving the battery case. The battery’s fundamental chemistry is still based on lead, sulfuric acid and water. When you draw power, the acid molecules move to the lead plates, leaving water and lead sulfate — and sending an electrical charge out of the positive post. Removing the sulfuric acid from the solution creates a chemical reaction between the paste on the plates. Recharging a battery works in reverse: Electricity goes in, making the liquid more acidic.
Fiberglass mesh mats soaked in electrolyte carry current faster than liquid electrolyte. Yes, that’s how AGM batteries can deliver big bursts of power even if they’re drained. It’s also how AGM batteries recharge faster than regular batteries. That low internal resistance means AGM batteries can give more amps and accept more amps when they recharge.
Standard batteries need more voltage than AGM batteries to recharge because regular batteries have higher internal resistance. To keep them from overheating, they can only take a few amps at a time at that high voltage.
This means AGM batteries need a special AGM charger. They can take a lot of amps in a short period of time — but an AGM battery charger must keep its voltage lower than 14 volts to avoid ruining the AGM battery. AGM batteries are 12 volts, like all car batteries, and can handle some higher voltage, but only up to a certain point. If a car alternator charges an AGM battery with a voltage higher than 15 volts, it can damage an AGM.
AGM batteries are a kind of valve-regulated, lead-acid (VRLA) battery, which is part of why AGM batteries last so long. VRLA batteries have a one-way valve regulating how much hydrogen and oxygen can escape when the battery recharges. Normally, when a standard battery recharges, electricity splits the water in the electrolyte into hydrogen and oxygen, which mostly gets absorbed back into the electrolyte. The rest of the hydrogen and oxygen escapes through vents in the case, and the battery loses water. Water loss can kill a car battery, and that’s why you should occasionally refill your standard batteries with distilled water. You don’t have to maintain VRLA batteries the same way. Their one-way valves keep the gases in the battery, effectively preventing water loss.
AGM batteries hold their charge well and are less likely to sulfate when compared to regular wet cell batteries (conventional batteries types). Because of this, they are an excellent choice for vehicles that require off-season storage. AGM batteries can be mounted in more flexible orientations than conventional batteries because the liquid is sealed inside the battery. Because the liquid electrolyte flows freely inside conventional batteries, they must be mounted and stored upright to prevent leakage. Another advantage of the electrolyte being absorbed and held by a separator suspended inside the battery is that it is more resistant to vibration, a vital plus for 4WDs or other vehicles that operate on uneven surfaces.
Designed for Off Road and Heavy Duty Applications
Perfect for use in caravans, marine, camping and home storage off grid applications. Solar, wind or battery charger compatible. Designed to handle the vibration when off road.
Run in Parallel or Series
Run Giant AGM deep cycle batteries in parallel or series and boost the time they can run for before needing a recharge.
Portable Power Solutions
Giant batteries are lightweight, when compared to many other options, and have built in carry straps, which make moving around the campsite easy.
Quality Copper-Silver Terminals
Quality Copper-Silver Terminals means small contact resistance and high corrosion resistance.
While both AGM and Lithium batteries provide reliable power, here are some notable differences that set them apart:
When it comes to deciding between an AGM Battery and a Lithium Battery, the application, intended use, expected life expectancy and budget play a major role - both Lithium and AGM are excellent deep cycle battery choices as they deliver excellent performance and efficiency at a competitive price.
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| Giant Power 6V 550AH AGM Deep Cycle Battery | |
|---|---|
| Cells Per Unit | 3 |
| Voltage Per Unit | 6 |
| Nominal Capacity | 550Ah@C100 to 1.75V per cell @25ºC |
| Dimension | Length: 295 ±2mm Width: 178 ±2mm Total Height (with Terminal): 425 ±2mm |
| Approx Weight | Approx 57.5 Kg (Tolerance ± 1.5%) |
| Max Discharge Current | 4000A (5 Sec) |
| Internal Resistance | Approx 1.1mΩ |
| Operating Temp.Range | Discharge : -20 ~ 60oC Charge : 0 ~ 50oC Storage : -20 ~ 60oC |
| Nominal Operating Temp. Range | 25°C ± 5°C |
| Float Charging Voltage | 6.8 VDC/unit Average at 25oC |
| Max Charging Current Limit | 60 A |
| Equalization and Cycle Service | 7.3 (7.4 for equalization) VDC/unit Average at 25oC |
| Self Discharge | Giant Power batteries can be stored for more than 6 months at 25ºC. Self-discharge ratio less than 3% per month at 25ºC. Please charge batteries before using. |
| Terminal | Terminal F14/F22 |
| Container Material | A.B.S UL94-HB, UL94-V0 Optional |
Reliable Power for Demanding Applications
DELIVERY AUSTRALIA WIDE & 5 YEAR WARRANTY
The 6V 550Ah Giant Power Battery AGM is the ideal solution for a wide range of high-demand applications. Engineered with advanced Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) technology, this battery offers superior performance, longevity, and reliability. Perfect for renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, golf carts, and backup power solutions, the Giant Power Battery is designed to meet the needs of both residential and commercial users.
Key Features:
Giant Power 6V 550AH AGM batteries are designed for a more efficient discharge recovery. Faster recharging technology and battery protection deliver reliable performance. The sealed structure, copper alloy terminals and factory sealed lid allow no leakage of any caustic chemicals, and ABS intrusion-safe body and heavy-duty posts ensure reliable performance against any drastic vibrations shocks or outer wreckage. This maintenance-free battery features longer shelf-life and excellent water retention performance.
> ADD BLUETOOTH CONNECT WITH VICTRON: LEARN MORE
A decade of FIVE STAR Customer Reviews showcase the quality of the GIANT POWER battery range this is a best selling Aussie battery.
Creating a 12V battery bank from 6V batteries involves connecting two 6V batteries in series. Here’s how you can do it:
Safety First:
Position the Batteries:
Identify Terminals:
Connect in Series:
Check the Connections:
Output Terminals:
By connecting the batteries in this manner, the voltages add up while the capacity (Ah) remains the same. Therefore, you now have a 12V battery bank with a capacity of 550Ah.
This 12V battery bank can be used for various applications such as:
By following these steps, you can successfully create a 12V battery bank from two 6V batteries, providing a reliable and powerful energy source for your needs.
A 6V 550Ah battery refers to a battery that has a nominal voltage of 6 volts and a capacity of 550 ampere-hours (Ah). Here’s a breakdown of what this means:
6V 550Ah batteries are commonly used in applications where long-lasting, reliable power is required. These applications include:
When selecting a 6V 550Ah battery, it's important to ensure that it matches the voltage and capacity requirements of your specific application. Additionally, consider factors such as the battery's physical dimensions, weight, maintenance needs, and expected lifespan.
1. AGM Batteries deliver a higher output
AGM batteries have a lower internal resistance than any other lead acid battery. This enables AGM batteries to provide high bursts of power when required such as starting an engine or providing emergency or backup power. AGM’s also have high charge acceptance.
AGM batteries do not have any free electrolyte in the cell as is it suspended in the glass mats. Placing the battery upside down is not not recommended.
AGM batteries are designed to be sturdy, handling vibration particularly well. The plate groups are compressed into each cell; this compression holds everything together.. They are also resistant to a condition known as acid stratification, where the acid and water separate over time.
The electrolyte soaked glass mats in between each lead plate act like a damper. The plates are compressed between the mats making AGM batteries highly resistant to vibration. This makes them suitable for vehicles that operate in high vibration conditions (i.e. ATVs, 4WDs & SUVs).
AGM batteries are very sensitive to overcharge and over-discharge, improper charging and discharging will lead to the reduction of battery life. So the proper charging process is very important. An AGM battery can last years in your car, boat or RV, and keeping it charged with the right battery charger is the best way to make sure you get the most life from it. On regular basis at 25°C for 12V deep cycle AGM batteries, float charge voltage is 13.5V~13.8V, cycle charging voltage is 14.4V~15.0V.
Why not look at a DC to DC charger that is suitable for LiFePO4 and lead acid: AGM, Gel & Calcium Batteries, and allows you to re-select the battery during charging. With the memory function of this battery to battery charger, you don't need to re-select the same battery type every time.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED AN UPGRADE TO LITHIUM BATTERY POWER ? LEARN MORE ABOUT LITHIUM
For Expert Advice — CONTACT US
Using 6V batteries instead of 12V batteries can offer several advantages depending on the specific requirements of your application. Here are some reasons why you might choose 6V batteries over 12V batteries:
Greater Flexibility in ConfigurationsImproved Performance and Longevity Cost-Effectiveness Weight DistributionApplication-Specific Advantages Redundancy and ReliabilityUsing 6V batteries instead of 12V batteries can offer greater flexibility, improved deep cycle performance, potential cost savings in the long run, easier handling, and application-specific benefits. These advantages make 6V batteries a preferred choice in many scenarios, especially where reliability and efficiency are paramount.
Using 6V AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) batteries for off-grid systems is a popular choice for several reasons. Here’s an overview of why these batteries are particularly suitable for off-grid applications:
Deep Cycle PerformanceHigher Capacity and Durability Flexibility in System DesignMaintenance-Free Operation Enhanced Performance in Extreme Conditions Longevity and Reliability Cost-Effectiveness6V AGM batteries are an excellent choice for off-grid systems due to their deep cycle performance, higher capacity, flexibility in system design, maintenance-free operation, enhanced performance in extreme conditions, longevity, reliability, and overall cost-effectiveness. These attributes make them well-suited to meet the demands of off-grid living, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply even in remote or challenging environments.
The absorbed mats give AGM batteries a sponge-like resistance to vibrations. A regular car battery’s sensitive internal components can break apart if you shake it hard enough. Its lead plates are hanging from a sturdy metal in liquid. Even if you don’t break the plastic case, it’s common for car batteries to die if you rattle them hard enough. an AGM battery’s fiberglass mesh keeps that water trapped because it’s packed so tightly to the lead plates. On top of that, the sealed design holds the water vapor in, and only if you overcharge it will a molecules of water vapor escape. An AGM battery’s sealed, spillproof design allows them to pass the specific transportation regulations. You can ship them by air, deliver them by mail, etc. It might be odd to think of spilling a car battery, but you should understand that standard car batteries are not as durable as AGM batteries. They’re more like a full cup of water with a sippy cup lid. If you turn it over, it spills or leaks. AGM batteries are more like sealed soda cans. You can transport them, and they won’t spill or leak if turned on their side.
AGM batteries also have valves regulating the hydrogen and oxygen allowed to escape during charging. They fall under a broader category of valve-regulated, lead-acid (VRLA) batteries, also called maintenance free. If you’ve never thought much about maintaining your car battery, it might be thanks to this special one-way valve that essentially keeps evaporated water from leaving the battery case. The battery’s fundamental chemistry is still based on lead, sulfuric acid and water. When you draw power, the acid molecules move to the lead plates, leaving water and lead sulfate — and sending an electrical charge out of the positive post. Removing the sulfuric acid from the solution creates a chemical reaction between the paste on the plates. Recharging a battery works in reverse: Electricity goes in, making the liquid more acidic.
Fiberglass mesh mats soaked in electrolyte carry current faster than liquid electrolyte. Yes, that’s how AGM batteries can deliver big bursts of power even if they’re drained. It’s also how AGM batteries recharge faster than regular batteries. That low internal resistance means AGM batteries can give more amps and accept more amps when they recharge.
Standard batteries need more voltage than AGM batteries to recharge because regular batteries have higher internal resistance. To keep them from overheating, they can only take a few amps at a time at that high voltage.
This means AGM batteries need a special AGM charger. They can take a lot of amps in a short period of time — but an AGM battery charger must keep its voltage lower than 14 volts to avoid ruining the AGM battery. AGM batteries are 12 volts, like all car batteries, and can handle some higher voltage, but only up to a certain point. If a car alternator charges an AGM battery with a voltage higher than 15 volts, it can damage an AGM.
AGM batteries are a kind of valve-regulated, lead-acid (VRLA) battery, which is part of why AGM batteries last so long. VRLA batteries have a one-way valve regulating how much hydrogen and oxygen can escape when the battery recharges. Normally, when a standard battery recharges, electricity splits the water in the electrolyte into hydrogen and oxygen, which mostly gets absorbed back into the electrolyte. The rest of the hydrogen and oxygen escapes through vents in the case, and the battery loses water. Water loss can kill a car battery, and that’s why you should occasionally refill your standard batteries with distilled water. You don’t have to maintain VRLA batteries the same way. Their one-way valves keep the gases in the battery, effectively preventing water loss.
AGM batteries hold their charge well and are less likely to sulfate when compared to regular wet cell batteries (conventional batteries types). Because of this, they are an excellent choice for vehicles that require off-season storage. AGM batteries can be mounted in more flexible orientations than conventional batteries because the liquid is sealed inside the battery. Because the liquid electrolyte flows freely inside conventional batteries, they must be mounted and stored upright to prevent leakage. Another advantage of the electrolyte being absorbed and held by a separator suspended inside the battery is that it is more resistant to vibration, a vital plus for 4WDs or other vehicles that operate on uneven surfaces.
Designed for Off Road and Heavy Duty Applications
Perfect for use in caravans, marine, camping and home storage off grid applications. Solar, wind or battery charger compatible. Designed to handle the vibration when off road.
Run in Parallel or Series
Run Giant AGM deep cycle batteries in parallel or series and boost the time they can run for before needing a recharge.
Portable Power Solutions
Giant batteries are lightweight, when compared to many other options, and have built in carry straps, which make moving around the campsite easy.
Quality Copper-Silver Terminals
Quality Copper-Silver Terminals means small contact resistance and high corrosion resistance.
While both AGM and Lithium batteries provide reliable power, here are some notable differences that set them apart:
When it comes to deciding between an AGM Battery and a Lithium Battery, the application, intended use, expected life expectancy and budget play a major role - both Lithium and AGM are excellent deep cycle battery choices as they deliver excellent performance and efficiency at a competitive price.
For Expert Advice — CONTACT US
| Giant Power 6V 550AH AGM Deep Cycle Battery | |
|---|---|
| Cells Per Unit | 3 |
| Voltage Per Unit | 6 |
| Nominal Capacity | 550Ah@C100 to 1.75V per cell @25ºC |
| Dimension | Length: 295 ±2mm Width: 178 ±2mm Total Height (with Terminal): 425 ±2mm |
| Approx Weight | Approx 57.5 Kg (Tolerance ± 1.5%) |
| Max Discharge Current | 4000A (5 Sec) |
| Internal Resistance | Approx 1.1mΩ |
| Operating Temp.Range | Discharge : -20 ~ 60oC Charge : 0 ~ 50oC Storage : -20 ~ 60oC |
| Nominal Operating Temp. Range | 25°C ± 5°C |
| Float Charging Voltage | 6.8 VDC/unit Average at 25oC |
| Max Charging Current Limit | 60 A |
| Equalization and Cycle Service | 7.3 (7.4 for equalization) VDC/unit Average at 25oC |
| Self Discharge | Giant Power batteries can be stored for more than 6 months at 25ºC. Self-discharge ratio less than 3% per month at 25ºC. Please charge batteries before using. |
| Terminal | Terminal F14/F22 |
| Container Material | A.B.S UL94-HB, UL94-V0 Optional |
| SKU | DC-6V-550AH |
| Brand | Giant Power |
| Shipping Weight | 58.5000kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.178m |
| Shipping Height | 0.425m |
| Shipping Length | 0.295m |
| Shipping Cubic | 0.022316750m3 |
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