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Exide EQ1000 · Boat battery 12V 120Ah 1,225A
Reference: BOL-EXIDE-EQ1000 · EAN 3661024037471
Exide EQ1000: boat battery with 12 V, 120 Ah and 1,225 A cold cranking current, measuring 286 × 269 × 230 mm.
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- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 120Ah
- Cold cranking amps (EN)
- 1225A
- Technology
- AGM
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 286 × 269 × 230 mm
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The Exide EQ1000 at a glance
The Exide EQ1000 is a battery for boats: engine starting or on-board service, depending on its design, with resistance to damp and hull vibration. Check whether your boat needs starting, service or a dual-purpose battery before choosing.
The EQ1000 belongs to the Exide EXIDE Equipment AGM range. See all Exide batteries
Equivalents and alternatives to the Exide EQ1000
We have no other battery with exactly the dimensions and polarity of the EQ1000. Browse the rest of our marine and boat batteries to compare close options.
Exide EQ1000 vs EP900 and EM960
The real differences between the EQ1000 and the closest Exide models:
| Model | Capacity | Cold cranking (EN) | Dimensions (mm) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exide EQ1000 (this one) | 120 Ah | 1,225 A | 286 × 269 × 230 | 40 kg |
| Exide EP900 | 100 Ah | 800 A | 330 × 173 × 240 | 31.2 kg |
| Exide EM960 | 100 Ah | 800 A | 330 × 173 × 240 | 31.2 kg |
- Exide EP900: 20 Ah less, 425 A less cranking power, a different case (330 × 173 × 240 mm).
- Exide EM960: 20 Ah less, 425 A less cranking power, a different case (330 × 173 × 240 mm).
AGM technology in the EQ1000
The EQ1000 is AGM: the electrolyte is absorbed in glass fibre mats, so it is sealed and spill-proof. It withstands many more cycles than a conventional lead battery, at the cost of being more sensitive to overcharging.
What to look at before buying the EQ1000
- Length, width and height of the EQ1000: 286 × 269 × 230 mm.
- Your current battery should say about 120 Ah; a little more is also fine.
- The EQ1000 delivers 1,225 A cold cranking (EN standard); do not go below what your original battery states.
Part numbers and codes for the Exide EQ1000
The EQ1000 is listed under these codes on labels, in garages and in catalogues:
| Commercial reference | EQ1000 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 3661024037471 |
| Not to be confused with | Exide EA1000 (100 Ah, 900 A, positive terminal on the right), Exide EB1000 (100 Ah, 720 A, positive terminal on the right), Exide EL1000 (100 Ah, 900 A, positive terminal on the right) |
Frequently asked questions about the Exide EQ1000
EQ1000 or EP900: which one suits me?
Compared with the EQ1000, the Exide EP900 has 20 Ah less and 425 A less cranking power. The EQ1000 cranks harder; the EP900 is only a good option if your original battery says 800 A or less. Mind the space: the EP900 measures 330 × 173 × 240 mm.
How much does the Exide EQ1000 weigh?
40 kg, with 120 Ah of capacity. For reference, the Exide EP900 (100 Ah) weighs 31.2 kg.
Can the Exide EQ1000 be used for starting and service at the same time?
Only if it is dual purpose. A starter battery is not built for deep discharge, and a service battery does not deliver the current peak the engine asks for.
Keep comparing: alternatives to the EQ1000
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