I have reviewed the physical specs on the two offerings.
While evaluating lead batteries, I would look at comparative weights, thinking a heavier battery of the same dimensions (group), will contain more lead. Thinking that nobody would add another dense material just to up the mass, as that would cut into profits. I had to find something consistent and useful as the manufacturers do not post consistent units for capacity to cross check.
The Battleborn battery has a slightly larger case and is five pounds heavier than the Renogy, which leads me to believe that there might be more useful guts to the BB battery. The difference is 31 lbs versus 26 lbs. 31 lbs is a lot lighter than the 64 lb each AGMs that I have now.
While evaluating lead batteries, I would look at comparative weights, thinking a heavier battery of the same dimensions (group), will contain more lead. Thinking that nobody would add another dense material just to up the mass, as that would cut into profits. I had to find something consistent and useful as the manufacturers do not post consistent units for capacity to cross check.
The Battleborn battery has a slightly larger case and is five pounds heavier than the Renogy, which leads me to believe that there might be more useful guts to the BB battery. The difference is 31 lbs versus 26 lbs. 31 lbs is a lot lighter than the 64 lb each AGMs that I have now.
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