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| Weight: | 37.8 LB |
| C20 Capacity: | 48 AH |
| Starting Power: | 620 CCA |
| Reserve Capacity @25 Amps: | 100 minutes |
| Weight: | 33.1 LB |
| C20 Capacity: | 44 AH |
| Starting Power: | 720 CCA |
| Reserve Capacity @25 Amps: | 90 minutes |
Different terminals – Why do I need different or multiple terminals?
Its no secret that OPTIMA is the battery of choice for discerning enthusiasts who like to upgrade their vehicles. OPTIMA may offer a battery for your vehicle that has multiple terminal’s that make upgrading easier. Multiple terminals can help support additional electronic connections like winches, lights, or amplifiers (top terminals only). If you have additional electronics or plan to install some in the future a multiple terminal battery may be the right choice for you
Most multiple terminal batteries will always have one set of traditional automotive posts. GM female side terminals or threaded male posts may be optional to enable to battery to be a universal fit. This helps us fit more vehicles but also helps you in case you install your OPTIMA in different vehicles with different terminal requirements
All batteries presented for your vehicle will meet or exceed your OEM specifications. If you have more than one choice of battery sizes our default recommendation is to choose the battery that offers the most Amp Hour (AH) or Reserve Capacity (RC). Also, the larger batteries may have higher Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) which benefits modified engines or severe cold weather starting applications. However, if weight or price is a concern the lower spec battery choice may be the best choice for you.It is important to think about how you will use the battery in your application
All OPTIMA batteries are built using the highest quality components and the most advanced manufacturing processes. There are no “cheap” versions. Pricing variances are determined by the difference in the cost of the components and the complexity of the manufacturing process for each battery type.
All batteries presented for your vehicle will meet or exceed your OEM specifications. If you have more than one choice of battery sizes our default recommendation is to choose the battery that offers the most Amp Hour (AH) or Reserve Capacity (RC). Also, the larger batteries may have higher Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) which benefits modified engines or severe cold weather starting applications. However, if weight or price is a concern the lower spec battery choice may be the best choice for you.It is important to think about how you will use the battery in your application
All OPTIMA batteries are built using the highest quality components and the most advanced manufacturing processes. There are no “cheap” versions. Pricing variances are determined by the difference in the cost of the components and the complexity of the manufacturing process for each battery type.
Take Charge of Your Battery Power
OPTIMA’s lineup of microprocessor-controlled chargers ensures your battery is appropriately charged, maintained and conditioned so that you never have to sacrifice power or longevity. Our groundbreaking options, like the Digital 400 and Digital 1200 Chargers and Maintainers, allow users to revive deeply discharged units and provide enhanced performance for AGM and flooded batteries. The fully automatic D200+ Maintainer has 12V lithium (LiFePO4) charging in addition to being an AGM and flooded battery maintainer. When you choose an OPTIMA® Charger for your vehicle, you can be certain that you’re working with the latest technology and the most advanced systems available.
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