deepcycle
A deep cycle battery, commonly referred to as a deep cycle, is a rechargeable energy storage device designed to deliver a steady amount of current over a long period and to be regularly discharged to a substantial fraction of its capacity. Unlike starter batteries used to crank engines, deep cycle batteries are built to tolerate repeated deep discharges and to provide reliable performance under sustained load.
Common chemistries used for deep cycling include flooded lead-acid (wet), absorbed glass mat (AGM) lead-acid, gelled
Cycle life and depth of discharge (DoD) are key performance factors. For lead-acid deep cycle batteries, life
Applications for deep cycle batteries include off-grid solar and wind systems, recreational vehicles, marine applications, remote