Qty2: VMAX SLR125 AGM Sealed Deep Cycle 12V 125Ah Batteries for Use with Pv Solar Panels, Wind Turbine and Inverters

I started my solar system with these batteries and have been steadily adding to it. I hate to say that I have abused them a little but they've held up great. I now have 12 of these wired to 24v with a victron charger and my generator is getting a much needed break. I moved to living off grid entirely on one of the wettest, cloudiest winters and they've held up a fridge, tv, Playstation, lights, a fan, and even an electric water heater on occasion. If you're looking for agm batteries I would highly recommend vmax!

Bought one for my van camper about 7 years ago and now I've decided to go to a 2 battery set up for more amp hours. Thought I'd wait for the first battery to show some age problems but it is still just as good as ever. Finally couldn't wait anymore ( more power! ) and bought the 2 new ones to put in the van...I'll just have to think up a project for this perfectly good older one! Also, the new batteries were shipped the same morning that I ordered them...you couldn't ask for better service - I love this company.

Looked at the many choices available for replacing the NAPA AGM’s that come factory stock from Winnebago.Looked at lithium, AGM’s, etc. I decided that I didn’t need the expense of lithium for my use, or worries of compatibility with my charging system.The replacements fit within the stock battery carriers without issue (only show 1 in the photos, but we installed 2). Used this summer and had no issues. The batteries charged fully, seem to give same life as the old NAPA AGM’s when they were new.These were less expensive than the NAPA AGM’s, but a tad heavier, probably equating to slightly more charge capacity. In researching, it did seem these carried slightly more charge, but I cannot verify as I have no way to test.If you are looking for AGM replacements for your RV, I can fully recommend! My Winnebago Travato is a 2016, and confirming they fit perfectly!

Seems to function as expected.

I purchased these in 2017 and have abused them. I ran a 5th wheel off of them with 400 watts of solar. Fast forward and they are now powering a 8x8 shed I'm using to work in while a house is being built. Due to being over-discharged a few times and charging in the very cold, they are having a hard time keeping up. Currently writing this with power from those batteries and the 400 watt solar array attached in my shed. Under 12v so they'll sadly need to be replaced. They have served me well. I would buy again if Lithium batteries were not cheaper now.

I decided to add a battery bank to my Goal Zero Yeti 1250 solar generator and these batteries are the recommended upgrade for my older system. Originally I had ordered just one to replace the 10 year old battery inside the solar box. It had done so well that one year later I purchased two more batteries to connect to the “case/box” expanding my off-grid power, emergency power to three days! I plug in my modern home refrigerator, deep freeze freezer, 24” TV, 10” fan, 4-1 watt lights (to illuminate the living areas) and I’m able to charge my cell phones and computers during all that time. I’m near the Carolina coast so outages are very real for my family.

.After over a decade of using Bargain Shore batteries we have NEVER had a major issue with them. We also use their replacement batteries for Goal Ranger Extreme 350, too. The VAX SLM125 are our 2nd goal Yeti AGM replacements.

I bought two of these for a Minn Kota 24 volt trolling motor. I ran the batteries daily for 5 days straight, approximately 4-5 hours per day, before they showed half full, and ready to be charged. I should also mention that the motor was rarely used at full power, probably closer to 30-50%. At full power, they'd likely drain nearly twice as fast. That said, my previous interstate batteries had to be charged nightly under the same usage conditions, so these are a huge upgrade. For me, they're worth every penny, especially if you can't charge your batteries every night. I would recommend these to my friends and family, for whatever that's worth. Hope this helps you decide for yourself.