High quality and unparalleled service make Interstate the preferred brand of marine batteries. Whether you need a battery for deep-cycling, starting or a combination of the two, Interstate has you covered. Get the durability and longevity you're looking for when the water is calling. How To Charge A Marine Battery Fast The traditional method of charging your boat battery using a charger is the most highly recommended way. It helps to extend the life of your battery and make it more reliable. Marine battery chargers are between 10 and 15 amps. In order to get a quick charge, a charger that delivers more amps is required. Battery Ratings Batteries are rated in three different ways: their ampere hour rating, reserve capacity, and marine cranking amps. When shopping for a deep cycle battery, you'll want to pay the most attention to the ampere hour rating and reserve capacity. For starting batteries, focus primarily on the marine.
Tips to extend the life of your starting marine battery
- Off-season battery maintenance will provide extended run time and lifetime for your marine battery.
- Starting Marine and Boat batteries work best when the charge is maintained in the battery – do not store the battery in a discharged state. Use a top quality Marine Battery Charger
- We even offer battery boxes, Rescue Packs and portable power for running accessories, and custom cables to make sure your boat battery is running at top speed
Should I use a Sealed or Flooded battery? Sealed batteries have high energy density, low internal resistance, and are maintenance free, spill proof. Flooded batteries are reliable, power sources with outstanding cost to power ratio. Some flooded batteries can be 'watered', if needed. Your application and maintenance plan will help in proper battery selection.
Recycling
Boat Battery Connections
High quality and unparalleled service make Interstate the preferred brand of marine batteries. Whether you need a battery for deep-cycling, starting or a combination of the two, Interstate has you covered. Get the durability and longevity you're looking for when the water is calling. How To Charge A Marine Battery Fast The traditional method of charging your boat battery using a charger is the most highly recommended way. It helps to extend the life of your battery and make it more reliable. Marine battery chargers are between 10 and 15 amps. In order to get a quick charge, a charger that delivers more amps is required. Battery Ratings Batteries are rated in three different ways: their ampere hour rating, reserve capacity, and marine cranking amps. When shopping for a deep cycle battery, you'll want to pay the most attention to the ampere hour rating and reserve capacity. For starting batteries, focus primarily on the marine.
Tips to extend the life of your starting marine battery
- Off-season battery maintenance will provide extended run time and lifetime for your marine battery.
- Starting Marine and Boat batteries work best when the charge is maintained in the battery – do not store the battery in a discharged state. Use a top quality Marine Battery Charger
- We even offer battery boxes, Rescue Packs and portable power for running accessories, and custom cables to make sure your boat battery is running at top speed
Should I use a Sealed or Flooded battery? Sealed batteries have high energy density, low internal resistance, and are maintenance free, spill proof. Flooded batteries are reliable, power sources with outstanding cost to power ratio. Some flooded batteries can be 'watered', if needed. Your application and maintenance plan will help in proper battery selection.
Recycling
Boat Battery Connections
Boat Battery Charger 2 Bank
Batteries Plus Bulbs is also an industry leader for marine, boat deep cycle battery recycling. Each location is a drop-off point for battery recycling. Learn more about our recycling programs for consumers and businesses.
