Reducing battery waste helps your bottom line and the environment. The “Zero Battery Waste Guide” shows you exactly how.

The winter isn’t just harsh on us – it can wreak havoc on our battery systems, too. That’s because winter weather reduces battery capacity and can even drastically shorten lifespan. Fortunately, you can optimize battery performance, capacity, and lifespan year-round with just a few strategies.

Flooded lead (FLA) and absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries are the most popular storage batteries and best fit for hundreds of popular battery applications. But what are FLA and AGM batteries? And what are the differences between them? Let's take a closer look and find out.

When you’re shopping for a deep cycle battery, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with the different terms and promises that many manufacturers use to market their product. What is a marine battery? Or a VRLA? But choosing a battery isn’t difficult if you know what to look for. Here are some things to take into consideration:

Store batteries wrong, and they’ll die early – or leave you stranded on the golf course. But follow the strategies in this blog post, and spring startup will be easy and hassle-free.

Many battery safety articles cover the basics of maintenance. But we’re betting you’re ready for our favorite uncommon tips.

Fall is coming. And whether you drive a boat or golf cart or operate a farm – chances are you’re getting ready to shut down equipment to prepare for the winter.

Cold weather kills batteries – and slashes storage capacity.

What will you do when a battery failure in your forklift or other material handling equipment brings your operations to a grinding halt?

A deep cycle battery, which is best trolling motor battery, provides a steady stream of power over a long period of time. You may already know that a deep cycle battery supplements a boat’s cranking battery for optimal performance, but do you know how these types of batteries actually work? Keep reading to learn a little more about a deep cycle marine battery.