Name: Battery, 1/12V, Wet
Brand: Kohler Generator

* Dependable starting

Features

Meets engine manufacturer's specifications Complies with NFPA requirements for engine-cranking cycles Heavy-duty starting batteries Excellent reliability in generator set applications Rated according to SAE standard J-537 Ground: negative

Specifications

Disclaimer

*Starting price in US dollars. Does not include generator, installation, automatic transfer switch or costs to export outside the US.

Certifications/Listings

NFPA

Weight

40 lbs. (18 kg)

Dimensions

273 mm x 173 mm x 228.6 mm (10.8 in. x 6.8 in. x 9.0 in.)

Accessory Type

Battery

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Smith Power Systems LLC

708 County Road 1600

Marlow, OK 73055

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Smith Power Systems, LLC is a factory-authorized dealer and service center, based in Marlow and Moore, Oklahoma and serving all southwest and central Oklahoma. About Us

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