EFB80 L4 12V80AH EFB START-STOP CAR Battery

Product Description

Model: EFB80
BRAVA EFB80 L4 12V80AH EFB series provide High cranking amperage, Extreme charge and discharge performance, Low self-discharge, Unique design to give very good vibration resistance, Excellent DCA balanced with reasonable water consumption, Optimized active material design for longer PSoC and deep cycle life, Super strong grid plate and patent alloy for better life under high temperature.

Voltage : 12v
Capacity : 80Ah
Size : 315*175*190*190mm
Weight : 22.5kg
Terminal : 1

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Model

EFB80 L4

Nominal Voltage

12V

Nominal Capacity(20HR)

80Ah

Dimension

Length

315±2mm(12.4inches)

Width

175±2mm(6.89inches)

Container Height

190±2mm(7.48inches)

Total Height(with Terminal)

190±2mm(7.48inches)

Weight With Acid

Approx 22.5Kg(49.6lbs)

Acid

1.280±0.015g/cm (25ºC)

Standard Terminal

Cell layout

Hold-Down

B13

Case

Black-Material (PP)

Cover

Black-Material (PP)

Handle

Black-Material (PP)

Rated Capacity

@20 hour rate(3A)

80Ah

Reserve Capacity (RC)

140min

Cold Cranking Amps(CCA)

@0 ºF (-18 ºC)

750A

Terminal Type

Positive

Negative

19.5

17.9

FAQ

1. What is an EFB car battery?

An EFB car battery is an enhanced flooded battery, which can also be used in cars that feature start and stop technology. It is considered as an entry level battery for use in cars with this technology. EFB car battery is wet-filled and similar to standard flooded battery, but there are differences that give EFB battery improved charge acceptance and enhanced cycling abilities. It means the battery recovers more quickly, as its application needs to handle heavy-duty, cyclic, start and stop applications. EFB car battery is an enhanced version of standard wet-flooded technology. The primary benefits of EFB technology are greater cyclic durability and improved charge acceptance when operating in a reduced state of charge, especially of stat and stop applications.

2. EFB Batteries’ benefits

EFB batteries provide a variety of advantages over AGM batteries. Their longer cycle life is their greatest benefit. Compared to an AGM battery, an EFB battery can endure more charge and discharge cycles before it approaches the end of its usable life.

EFBs have the additional benefit of being able to discharge more fully than AGMs in high-vibration applications. Because they will suffer a lot of shaking while operating, they are more suited for vehicles like motorcyclists.