The TN Power TNE12-15 Deep Cycle Battery sets a new standard in performance and durability, commanding over 45% of the market share in China for two-wheelers. Tailored specifically for deep cycle applications, this battery is an exceptional choice for electric bicycles, E-scooters, electric wheelchairs, and more. With a remarkable cycle life of 400-600 cycles at 100% Depth of Discharge (DOD), it is engineered to deliver consistent and reliable power over time.
This AGM battery utilises a patented structure design, enhancing the active material's utilisation rate and offering 5%-10% more capacity compared to similar products on the market. Its unique grid structure provides outstanding performance during large current discharges, ensuring a uniform internal electrochemical reaction and excellent recovery from deep discharges.
Designed with safety in mind, the battery features an automatic anti-dry valve that allows for easy maintenance checks while minimising water loss during charging and discharging. Whether powering electric tools, golf trolleys, or mobility aids, the TN Power TNE12-15 is your reliable partner for all deep cycle applications.
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