TL
R version - how do you get a discharge test on a leisure battery??
Hi, I had a 110AH Xtreme AGM Leisure Battery (XR1750) as recommended by travelvolts and used by many on here.
After a while it struggled to power my fridge for more than a few hours - I mean to do a warranty claim but time slipped by and I'm now past the warranty date.
I have just bought this (as the Xtreme 110ah does not seem to be for sale anymore)
batterystore.co.uk
Which is made by the same people as is near identical specs - apart from being usefully smaller and annoyingly missing the 'feet' so my standard battery clamps do not work!
I have an automotive battery tester that confirmed the old battery was knackered but stated the new battery as only being 66% State of Health.
I contacted the selling company who have been very helpful but stated that the tester is not suitable as it tests for CCA which leisure batterys are not designed to do - they said I need a discharge test.
Google is failing me on where to go for a discharge test - anyone know how to get one?
Hi, I had a 110AH Xtreme AGM Leisure Battery (XR1750) as recommended by travelvolts and used by many on here.
After a while it struggled to power my fridge for more than a few hours - I mean to do a warranty claim but time slipped by and I'm now past the warranty date.
I have just bought this (as the Xtreme 110ah does not seem to be for sale anymore)
![batterystore.co.uk](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com%2Fs-8yyej6ujch%2Fproducts%2F646%2Fimages%2F839%2FLAGM-110LL__12699.1712911727.386.513.png%3Fc%3D1&hash=e62705375fc2878c141fd7d756f4bbf3&return_error=1)
LAGM-110LL
A 12v 110Ah AGM Leisure Battery, perfect for Marine, Canal Boat, Motorhome and Caravan use. ORDER BEFORE 3PM FOR FREE NEXT DAY DELIVERY.
![batterystore.co.uk](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn11.bigcommerce.com%2Fs-8yyej6ujch%2Fproduct_images%2Ffavicon-32x32.png%3Ft%3D1639568732&hash=344656972240011a021792bc17570276&return_error=1)
Which is made by the same people as is near identical specs - apart from being usefully smaller and annoyingly missing the 'feet' so my standard battery clamps do not work!
I have an automotive battery tester that confirmed the old battery was knackered but stated the new battery as only being 66% State of Health.
I contacted the selling company who have been very helpful but stated that the tester is not suitable as it tests for CCA which leisure batterys are not designed to do - they said I need a discharge test.
Google is failing me on where to go for a discharge test - anyone know how to get one?