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Tudor TG1102 · Truck battery 12V 110Ah 750A

Reference: BOL-TUDOR-TG1102 · EAN 3661024055390

The Tudor TG1102 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. If yours has the positive terminal on the left, you need the Tudor TG1101.

Who the Tudor TG1102 is for

The Tudor TG1102 turns heavy diesel engines and powers cabs with high consumption. With 110 Ah, the TG1102 suits heavy vehicles that had a battery of that capacity.

The TG1102 belongs to the Tudor TUDOR START PRO (HD) range. The full range of Tudor batteries

Inside the TG1102: lead-acid technology

Inside, the TG1102 is classic lead-acid: liquid electrolyte and lead plates. It is a robust, well-known technology with a good capacity-to-price ratio, and still the basis of most cars, trucks and traction equipment.

Tudor TG1102 vs TF1202, TG1101 and TG110B

How the TG1102 compares with Tudor batteries of similar size and capacity:

ModelCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)PositiveWeight
Tudor TG1102 (this one)110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235right25.4 kg
Tudor TF1202120 Ah870 A349 × 175 × 235right27.5 kg
Tudor TG1101110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235left25.4 kg
Tudor TG110B110 Ah950 A330 × 173 × 240–25.9 kg
  • Tudor TF1202: 10 Ah more, 120 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 Tudor TG1101 (positive terminal on the left).
  • Tudor TG110B: the same capacity, 200 A more cranking power, a different case (330 × 173 × 240 mm).

Equivalents and alternatives to the Tudor TG1102

Same dimensions and polarity as the TG1102, with similar capacity and cranking power; as a conventional battery, the TG1102 can also be replaced by an EFB or AGM of the same size if you want more cycles.

ModelTechnologyCapacityCold cranking (EN)Dimensions (mm)
Exide EG1100Lead-acid110 Ah750 A349 × 175 × 235
Exide EG1102Lead-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

Tudor TG1102 codes and part numbers

Shops, garages and catalogues identify the TG1102 with these codes:

Commercial referenceTG1102
EAN3661024055390
Not to be confused withTudor TG1101 (110 Ah, 750 A, positive terminal on the left), Tudor TG1109 (110 Ah, 800 A, positive terminal on the left), Tudor TG1402 (140 Ah, 900 A)

Before ordering the TG1102, check this

  • The TG1102 delivers 750 A cold cranking (EN standard); do not go below what your original battery states.
  • Capacity of the TG1102: 110 Ah; the same as your current battery or slightly more is fine.
  • Polarity of the TG1102: positive terminal on the right (if yours has it on the other side, the cables will not reach).
  • The TG1102 needs 349 × 175 × 235 mm of space: measure it with the hold-down clamp in place.

Frequently asked questions about the Tudor TG1102

Tudor TG1102 or TF1202?

Compared with the TG1102, the Tudor TF1202 has 10 Ah more and 120 A more cranking power. If your current battery says 870 A or more, choose the TF1202; if it says 750 A or less, the TG1102 is enough. Both measure 349 × 175 × 235 mm, so they fit the same tray.

What is the difference between the Tudor TG1102 and the TG1101?

They are the same battery with the terminals swapped: positive terminal on the right on the TG1102, positive terminal on the left on the TG1101. Look at your current battery with the terminals facing you and pick the one that matches.

How much does the Tudor TG1102 weigh?

The TG1102 weighs 25.4 kg. For reference, the Tudor TF1202 (120 Ah) weighs 27.5 kg.

Which battery is equivalent to the Tudor TG1102?

With the same dimensions, polarity and similar capacity you have the Exide EG1100, Exide EG1102 and Fulmen FG1100. As the TG1102 is a conventional battery, an EFB or AGM of the same size also works.

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