Marine & Boat Batteries

Choose a marine battery based on capacity by determining the amount of power needed for your boat's electrical systems and selecting a battery with a capacity that meets or exceeds those requirements.

It is not common to choose a marine battery based on the number of ports, as this feature is typically associated with battery chargers or inverters rather than batteries themselves. But if you're looking to charge appliances, first determine how many appliances you would need to charge at once.

Pick a safe marine battery by selecting one that is designed for marine use, is properly vented, has a secure mounting system, and is stored and maintained according to the manufacturer's instructions to avoid potential hazards such as leaks or explosions.

Calculate the amount of energy needed to power your boat's systems, and select a battery with sufficient capacity to meet those needs while also considering the charging time required by your solar panel setup.

Opt for a battery that uses rechargeable technology such as LFP, which has a longer lifespan and lower environmental impact than traditional lead-acid batteries.

Find batteries like Jackery's, designed for marine use and is made from high-quality materials to withstand harsh marine environments, vibration, and impacts. Additionally, look for batteries with a longer warranty period.