Renogy Deep Cycle AGM Battery 12 Volt 200Ah, 3% Self-Discharge Rate, 2000A Max Discharge Current, Safe Charge Most Home Appliances for RV, Camping, Cabin, Marine and Off-Grid System, Maintenance-Free

This Renogy AGM battery is a game-changer! With 200Ah capacity, low self-discharge, and 2000A max output, it powers everything flawlessly. Perfect for RV, marine, and off-grid use—highly recommend!

The Renogy 12V 200Ah AGM battery is a game-changer! With a low 3% self-discharge rate and a massive 2000A max discharge, it powers my RV and home appliances effortlessly. Maintenance-free and safe, it’s perfect for camping, marine, and off-grid use. Highly durable and worth every penny—exceeds expectations!

I’ve lived off this battery for 3 years. Powered by 400 watt renogy mono panel. For a lead acid and the price this thing is amazing. It’s heavy, very heavy. When doing the math on future upgrades, even for a cabin or small home these batteries when connected in series would be more than capable for any 12v or 120v device/draw. I have not tested this battery for 240v but 4 connected in series I bet it could weld for a bit. To comfortably run an electric heater you should buy 2 batteries to get through the night.

The Renogy 12V 200Ah AGM battery is a game-changer! With its low self-discharge (3%) and massive 2000A surge current, it powers my RV and cabin flawlessly. Maintenance-free, safe, and long-lasting—perfect for camping, marine, and solar setups. Highly recommend for dependable off-grid energy!

Got the battery and super exited . It came in 2/3 charged . After 3 days charging with 400W panel connection through Renogy Voyager Charge Controller it seems like it’s not fully getting charge. So waited 2 more days and still nothing. Hooked up my other battery and after 1 day I’m fully charged from 2/3. Also, when hooked up 12v 2amp load to it for 2 hours battery dropped to 50%. Looks like the one I got is defective.

Battery is less than a year old and has no capacity. Unusable.Used it for solar storage with a 4 watt average draw. It worked well for a few months but now it runs down in 24 hours and will recharge to full capacity in an hour.

Surprised how heavy it was. Just strong enough to lift it. Must be around 100+ lbs. Used it when we had a power failure. Ran it to cook meals on a two burner porta stove. It worked well and hardly used much of the battery use. Already know this battery will come in handy in an emergency. I purchased a solar system to charge it when needed. Don't want an emergency but I do feel a level of comfort, knowing that I will have back up electricity when the power goes out.

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