Batteries
Endurant 12V 125Ah Deep Cycle AGM Battery
Reliable 12V deep cycle power for boat and caravan
Why this product?
A regular starting battery isn't designed to be run flat and recharged repeatedly. Do that with a standard battery and it'll fail within a season. If you're running a fridge, bilge pump, lights, or any 12V appliance off a leisure battery bank, you need a battery built for that kind of use.
- 125Ah capacity handles sustained power draws Sealed AGM — no maintenance, no fumes, no spills Built for repeated deep discharge and recharge cycles Suitable for marine, caravan, RV and solar use M8 terminals for solid, high-current connections Can be mounted in any orientation
About this product
The Endurant DC31AGM is a 12V 125Ah deep cycle AGM battery designed for sustained power draw in marine and caravan/RV applications. Unlike a starting battery, it's built to be repeatedly discharged and recharged — making it the right choice for running fridges, pumps, lights, and other 12V appliances off-grid.
AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) technology means the battery is fully sealed: no acid spills, no maintenance, no fumes. It can be mounted in any orientation and fits standard Group 31 battery trays. M8 terminal posts wire in cleanly to most 12V systems.
- 12V, 125Ah capacity (20-hour rate)
- AGM technology — sealed, spill-proof, maintenance-free
- Built for repeated deep cycling without performance loss
- Suitable for marine, caravan, RV, and solar storage use
- M8 terminals for reliable, high-current connections
- Dimensions: 330 × 172 × 214mm | Weight: 30 kg
Why this beats the alternatives
AGM batteries hold up better under repeated deep discharges than standard flooded lead-acid batteries. They're fully sealed — no acid fumes, no topping up with water, no spills. The DC31AGM is a proven Group 31 size that fits standard battery boxes and wires in easily to most 12V systems.
Who it's for
Boaties, caravanners, and off-grid travellers who need a reliable leisure battery. Ideal for solar battery banks, fridge runs, lighting, pumps, and any setup where a battery gets regularly cycled.
