120Ah Deep Cycle Batteries

Embrace renewable energy with a 120Ah deep cycle battery. Engineered for endurance, these batteries are the backbone of reliable, long-lasting power for your off-grid adventures and on-the-water excursions. With a robust deep cycle design, 120Ah deep cycle batteries are optimised to withstand repeated discharges, providing sustained and consistent power over extended periods. Whether you’re navigating the open waters, exploring the wilderness, or ensuring uninterrupted energy at your campsite, a 120Ah deep cycle battery will deliver what you need. Our KickAss range of 120Ah deep cycle batteries are available in both lithium and AGM, and traditional and slimline designs.

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