Renogy Deep Cycle AGM 12 Volt 100Ah Battery, 3% Self-Discharge Rate, 1100A Max Discharge Current, Safe Charge Appliances for RV, Camping, Cabin, Marine and Off-Grid System, Maintenance-Free

I use this when I go camping. I am working on building a set up inside my car, but I got a good deal on this battery, so I bought it before my set up was complete. I do like it so far. It is heavy AF thought. I know they make new lighter batteries, but I've been told too many horror stories of them exploding so I opt for this one. It seemed safer. I've been using it off and on for a few months now and I have not had any issues. Holds a great charge, works well, and charges well off the solar panel on the roof. I've used it with an inverter to run small tools while working on my car, which is great! I am debating on a second one, but as I said, they are pretty heavy.

I inherited an older model Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Portable Power Station with a dead original battery. Specs on their website said this Renogy would fit. The Renogy was about 30 dollars more than an equivalent battery, but had Prime shipping and the other one didn’t (and a two week lead time to receive). I didn’t want to wait to be into November and the battery arrived on time, well backed in a cardboard box with padded foam. Battery comes with a pack of bolts and washers in the event you need them for your application.If you are upgrading a Yeti, presuming it is similar sized to a Model 1250, then this will fit, but it is tight, I believe due to the rope/plastic handles. (See pic.) It may be a tad wider than the battery that was in it originally, but I took the battery out a while ago. I don’t recall such a tight fit as with the Renogy, but I could be wrong. Regardless, it takes some time to get it set in the unit right and a modest push or two to get it down all the way.Battery came half charged so I suspect it was sitting for a while, but I plugged the Yeti into the wall and it was charged up 100% within a few hours. I’ll use it a bit this weekend and recharge it to see how it handles a mild load, but it seems to be fine battery for the price.

Last a long time on my solor system

I bought two of these batteries for my RV. Both batteries were not working correctly after about six months. When I contacted the company, I was a bit confused by their list of the information which was required to get warranty service.But I kept working with their staff, via their message board on their website, and eventually I collected the documentation they needed (including photos of the serial numbers, photos of a Snap On expensive battery tester at a licensed battery center/showing that the batteries were not working (the battery service center were very reluctant to do the test as they didn't want to be involved with any battery bought on the internet), a description of how the battery was used (see the online pdf for this company's handbook)-including temperatures, etc.Once they felt they had the information they needed, they quickly shipped two replacement batteries.I was relieved and grateful for the company’s help.

Good battery got the job done

Bought 2 batteries as the reviews were so positive and I wanted at least 100ah for each. Price was right. Batteries arrived ahead of schedule and packaging was in perfect shape. Charged batteries to 100% as recommended before installation. Installed in our RV which has a battery disconnect. Tested the Jack and worked great with full power, turned off disconnect and came back a 6 days later to hook it up and batteries quickly died as I was lifting and then retracting the electric Jack. Battery is to last for up to 3 months when you start with a full charge at temps above 5 degrees. Temperature was above 20 for the 6 days and 45 degrees F when I tried to use tbem. Batteries were at 25% with one measuring 11.7 volts and other 12.1. Put them on a 2amp charger and one battery made it to 95% and the other made it to 35% and that battery started to give a bad battery reading on the digital display on my automatic charger. The battery that charged to 95% had already discharged to 75% the next morning. No wiring was connected to either battery. Although these batteries are non returnable, Amazon is sending me replacements within the next week. I would say do not wait to open and charge these batteries, make sure they test correctly and hold charge. My assumption is that these 2 batteries were stored in an area during transport or at the distribution and we’re allowed to freeze. The fact the both batteries failed would lead me to believe this was the issue. Annoying to install and then need to uninstall along with Amazon not able to physically take the batteries back, now I need to pay to dispose of them. Having said this, I have notoriously bad luck. I hope the next set holds a charge. Amazon customer support is top notch and they always try to make it right.

I am so happy I spent a little extra for this battery, took my 12 foot boat out and ran the trolling motor on highest setting (5) for a full hour, my trolling motor shows battery level and it always had 5 bars full charge. When I got home I put the battery on the charger and it read 13.6 volts, batteries normal max charge is 13.8 volts.I’m estimating that I could use this battery for at least four hours with my trolling motor at full speed, probably for 6 hours.My motor is 34 amp 400 watt 40lbs thrust and pushes the boat at 5 mph at full speed.The motor is a Sunelexe I got it on Amazon too works great also.This battery is freaking heavy though, like a truck battery, but it’s super well built sealed and delivers the power with slow drain.Don’t try to save $50 on a lower amp battery that won’t last more than 2 hours, amps = how far you can go so my 34 amp motor means it draws 34 amps per hour and this battery is 200 amps thats 5.75 hours I can be on the water.

Battery has been on our camper for 2 years and is working great. Long life, no complaints.