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Fullriver FFD260-12APW · Boat battery 12V 260Ah 1,550A

Reference: BOL-FULLRIVER-FFD260-12APW

The Fullriver FFD260-12APW is a boat battery with 12 V, 260 Ah and 1,550 A cold cranking current, measuring 521 × 269 × 245 mm.

The Fullriver FFD260-12APW at a glance

The Fullriver FFD260-12APW is a battery for boats: engine starting or on-board service, depending on its design, with resistance to damp and hull vibration. Fit the FFD260-12APW securely on board and away from bilge water.

The FFD260-12APW belongs to the Fullriver FULLRIVER FF range. The full range of Fullriver batteries

AGM technology in the FFD260-12APW

The FFD260-12APW 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.

Fullriver FFD260-12APW vs DC260-12APW, DC260-12 and DC260-12LT: differences

How the FFD260-12APW compares with Fullriver batteries of similar size and capacity:

ModelCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)Weight
Fullriver FFD260-12APW (this one)260 Ah1,550 A521 × 269 × 24573.1 kg
Fullriver DC260-12APW260 Ah1,525 A521 × 269 × 24578.2 kg
Fullriver DC260-12260 Ah–521 × 269 × 22478.2 kg
Fullriver DC260-12LT260 Ah1,525 A521 × 269 × 24578.2 kg
  • Fullriver DC260-12APW: the same capacity, 25 A less cranking power, the same dimensions.
  • Fullriver DC260-12: the same capacity, a different height (224 mm instead of 245 mm). It is the option if your battery tray cannot take the 245 mm height of the FFD260-12APW.
  • Fullriver DC260-12LT: the same capacity, 25 A less cranking power, the same dimensions.

Equivalents and alternatives to the Fullriver FFD260-12APW

As the FFD260-12APW is an AGM battery, we only list other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: neither an EFB nor a conventional battery can replace it.

ModelTechnologyCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)
Fullriver FFD260-12LTAGM260 Ah1,550 A521 × 269 × 245
Fullriver DC260-12APWAGM260 Ah1,525 A521 × 269 × 245
Fullriver DC260-12LTAGM260 Ah1,525 A521 × 269 × 245

Fullriver FFD260-12APW codes and part numbers

The FFD260-12APW is listed under these codes on labels, in garages and in catalogues:

Commercial referenceFFD260-12APW
Terminal typeAPW

Check this before ordering the Fullriver FFD260-12APW

  • Cold cranking: 1,550 A (EN), equal to or higher than the original.
  • Capacity of the FFD260-12APW: 260 Ah; the same as your current battery or slightly more is fine.
  • Measure the space: the FFD260-12APW takes up 521 × 269 × 245 mm.

Frequently asked questions about the Fullriver FFD260-12APW

Fullriver FFD260-12APW or DC260-12APW?

Compared with the FFD260-12APW, the Fullriver DC260-12APW has 25 A less cranking power. The FFD260-12APW cranks harder; the DC260-12APW is only a good option if your original battery says 1,525 A or less. Both measure 521 × 269 × 245 mm, so they fit the same tray.

Fullriver FFD260-12APW or DC260-12: what changes?

Mainly the height: the FFD260-12APW is 245 mm tall and the Fullriver DC260-12 224 mm, with the same length and width and 260 Ah against 260 Ah. Before choosing between the FFD260-12APW and the DC260-12, measure the free height of the battery compartment with the cover or bonnet closed.

How much does the Fullriver FFD260-12APW weigh?

The FFD260-12APW weighs 73.1 kg. For reference, the Fullriver DC260-12APW (260 Ah) weighs 78.2 kg.

Which battery is equivalent to the Fullriver FFD260-12APW?

Only other AGM batteries with its dimensions and polarity: Fullriver FFD260-12LT, Fullriver DC260-12APW and Fullriver DC260-12LT. Neither an EFB nor a conventional battery replaces the FFD260-12APW.

How do I look after the boat battery in winter?

Leave it 100% charged, disconnected or on a marine maintenance charger. A battery that spends the winter half-discharged loses capacity permanently.

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