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Question: Does anyone know what CCA this battery is rated at?
Document: I didn't know I had to go & buy the acid for the battery. It should be less expensive w/o acid.
I have had this battery for over two years now. I had to add water after a year but that is all I have done. Great battery for the price. I would have preferred an Optima gel battery but I don't know, if it is compatible.
add the electrolyte, etc). Glentronics does this because they do not have the supply chain or manufacturing capabilities to supply fresh batteries to the market place like the big car battery manufacturers do (e.g. Johnson Controls). "joe consumer" who doesn't know anything about batteries is not the right person to be adding electrolyte to a dry 6 cell.
What irritated me however, was upon further investigation of the literature that accompanied the battery, I discovered the warranty was only a year! I can get a Duralast (just a DieHard battery thats been rebadged) deep cycle battery from Autozone with a 3 year warranty for 90 dollars, and I know they are good batteries. I've been using them in all of my vehicles for many years.
Three years after installing this system, my battery went out as well. I called the 800 number because I was really surprised a battery would only last three years. But sure enough, I didn't even get the word out of my mouth before the guy on the other end cut me off with "Oh I can completely believe your battery went out. You should consider upgrading to our more expensive battery." I don't know what the life of one of these batteries should be, but the system never was used.
I've owned 3 of these batteries. These batteries are supposed to last 5-7 years, as advertised.The first battery I installed on my medium grade watchdog system. I had the battery for over 4 years with no issues prior to selling my house. I don't know how long that battery lasted after I sold my house, but I had to top off with distilled water from time to time.The second battery I installed on another medium watchdog system that I installed.
Pet dogs sometimes make a watery mess on floors. Even a good watchdog has accidents. They all require training, bonding time and plenty of food to keep them strong and healthy.But there is one watchdog that I just placed in our basement that for the most part I can leave unattended and know that he will not leave a mess on the floor. He even trains a smaller dog to back him up when necessary.We have two separate, independent sump pumps in our large basement.
I seem to recall that this setup cost around $500. I would suggest that anyone considering this system should do their homework and find a different one. It bugs me that if the battery died after 3 years, will the pump really pump when its "GO" time, or am I going to come home to a flooded basement? And then when I call their support line I will get a "Oh... I completely see how the system didn't work after being installedd for 4 years!
Battery did not have hole in the top for low level sensor. Other than that it was a good purchase....Thanks..
The product comes without the knob through which the low battery sensor inserts. This has to ordered from the vendor too.
Answer: yes