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Exide EG1102 · Truck battery 12V 110Ah 750A

Reference: BOL-EXIDE-EG1102 · EAN 3661024035392

The Exide EG1102 is a truck battery with 12 V, 110 Ah and 750 A cold cranking current, measuring 349 × 175 × 235 mm, with the positive terminal on the right. With the positive terminal on the left, the exact counterpart is the Exide EG1101.

The Exide EG1102 at a glance

The Exide EG1102 is a starter battery for trucks, tractors and machinery: high capacity, robust terminals and a build that withstands vibration and the starts of large engines. The EG1102 is fitted alone or in pairs, in series, for the 24 V system of many trucks.

The EG1102 belongs to the Exide EXIDE START PRO range. More Exide batteries

Equivalents and alternatives to the Exide EG1102

Same dimensions and polarity as the EG1102, with similar capacity and cranking power; as a conventional battery, the EG1102 can also be replaced by an EFB or AGM of the same size if you want more cycles.

ModelTechnologyCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)
Tudor TG1100Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Tudor TG1102Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Fulmen FG1100Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Fulmen FG1102Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Deta DG1100Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Deta DG1102Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235

Exide EG1102 vs EJ1100, EG1101 and EJ1102: differences

Torn between the EG1102 and another similar Exide? This is what changes:

ModelCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)PositiveWeight
Exide EG1102 (this one)110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235right25.4 kg
Exide EJ1100110 Ah900 A349 × 175 × 235right28.3 kg
Exide EG1101110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235left25.4 kg
Exide EJ1102110 Ah900 A349 × 175 × 235right28.3 kg
  • Exide EJ1100: the same capacity, 150 A more cranking power, the same dimensions.
  • If the positive terminal of your battery is on the other side, the one you need is the Exide EG1101 (positive terminal on the left).
  • Exide EJ1102: the same capacity, 150 A more cranking power, the same dimensions.

What it means that the EG1102 is lead-acid

The EG1102 is a conventional lead-acid battery, with plates immersed in liquid electrolyte. Avoid leaving them discharged, as they sulphate, and charge them with a charger that cuts off or switches to maintenance when finished.

What to look at before buying the EG1102

  • Length, width and height of the EG1102: 349 × 175 × 235 mm.
  • With the terminals facing you, the positive terminal of the EG1102 is on the right.
  • Your current battery should say about 110 Ah; a little more is also fine.
  • The EG1102 delivers 750 A cold cranking (EN standard); do not go below what your original battery states.

Exide EG1102 codes and part numbers

The EG1102 is listed under these codes on labels, in garages and in catalogues:

Commercial referenceEG1102
EAN3661024035392
Not to be confused withExide EG1101 (110 Ah, 750 A, positive terminal on the left), Exide EG110B (110 Ah, 950 A), Exide EG1402 (140 Ah, 900 A)

Frequently asked questions about the Exide EG1102

Exide EG1102 or EJ1100?

Compared with the EG1102, the Exide EJ1100 has 150 A more cranking power. If your current battery says 900 A or more, choose the EJ1100; if it says 750 A or less, the EG1102 is enough. Both measure 349 × 175 × 235 mm, so they fit the same tray.

What is the difference between the Exide EG1102 and the EG1101?

They are the same battery with the terminals swapped: positive terminal on the right on the EG1102, positive terminal on the left on the EG1101. Look at your current battery with the terminals facing you and pick the one that matches.

How much does the Exide EG1102 weigh?

The EG1102 weighs 25.4 kg. For reference, the Exide EJ1100 (110 Ah) weighs 28.3 kg.

Which battery is equivalent to the Exide EG1102?

With the same dimensions, polarity and similar capacity you have the Tudor TG1100, Tudor TG1102 and Fulmen FG1100. As the EG1102 is a conventional battery, an EFB or AGM of the same size also works.

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