Agrifence Rechargeable Fencer/Leisure Battery - 12V 75Ah
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The Agrifence 12V 75Ah Rechargeable Fencer/Leisure Battery is an essential power solution for farmers, livestock managers, and outdoor enthusiasts who require a reliable, long-lasting energy source for electric fencing and leisure equipment. Featuring a deep cycle wet lead-acid design, this battery excels at providing a slow and steady energy discharge for up to 75 days, ensuring consistent performance in demanding conditions. While it offers excellent durability and longevity, users should be aware that as a lead-acid battery, it requires regular maintenance and proper charging practices to prevent sulfation and maximize its lifespan.
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| Model Part Number | AGR2-00473-xxx-H47 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Agrifence |
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FAQs
Can I use this battery for my car?
No, this is a deep cycle battery. It is designed for steady power output over time, not the high-amperage bursts required to start a vehicle engine.
How long does it take to fully charge?
Charging time depends on your charger's amperage output. Generally, a 10A charger will take approximately 8-10 hours to recharge a depleted 75Ah battery.
Does this battery come pre-charged?
It is recommended to fully charge the battery using a suitable 12V charger before its first use to ensure it reaches its maximum rated capacity.
Can I leave this battery outdoors?
It should be housed in a weather-resistant battery box to protect it from rain, direct sunlight, and freezing temperatures, which can reduce its lifespan.
How do I know when the battery is dead?
Use a digital multimeter to check the voltage. A healthy, fully charged 12V battery should read approximately 12.6V to 12.8V.
Troubleshooting
Battery fails to hold a charge
Check for sulfation by using a charger with a desulfation mode or ensure the battery has not been left in a depleted state for an extended duration.
Corrosion on battery terminals
Clean the terminals using a mixture of baking soda and water, followed by a light coating of terminal protector spray to prevent future oxidation.
Lower than expected runtime
Inspect your electric fence for vegetation or wire shorts that might be causing an excessive current draw, draining the battery faster than normal.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable and consistent power discharge for extended periods
- High capacity suited for demanding off-grid fencing requirements
- Durable build quality designed for regular deep-cycle usage
- Cost-effective energy storage solution for rural and outdoor use
Cons
- Requires periodic maintenance of electrolyte levels
- Heavier than modern lithium-ion battery alternatives
- Must be kept upright to prevent electrolyte leakage
- Vulnerable to damage if left in a deeply discharged state for long periods
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure optimal performance, place the battery on a level, stable surface inside a ventilated battery box to protect it from moisture and debris. Always verify that your fencing energizer is compatible with 12V DC input. When charging, use a dedicated 12V lead-acid battery charger that features a multi-stage charging profile to avoid overcharging. Regularly inspect the terminals for corrosion and clean them with a wire brush if necessary. During winter or prolonged periods of inactivity, ensure the battery is fully charged before storage and perform a 'trickle charge' or maintenance cycle every few months to maintain its chemical health and prevent permanent capacity loss.