AGM Deep Cycle Batteries

AGM Deep Cycle Batteries (or Absorbent Glass Matt batteries) are known and loved for their robust design and proven stamina. The technology behind AGM batteries is mature and well established, and they require very little maintenance. Our KickAss AGM deep cycle batteries are designed to endure repeated deep discharges, making them ideal for applications that demand consistent and reliable power over extended periods. They also start reliably in cold or even below-freezing temperature, and usually have a lower up-front cost than lithium batteries. As such, AGM deep cycle batteries are likely to remain a mainstay in the world of off-grid power for many years to come.

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