MotoMaster Nautilus
MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS AGM Group Size 24 Battery
#010-2498-0
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The MotoMaster Nautilus AGM Group Size 24 Battery offers advanced AGM technology for superior power and durability without the need for maintenance. Its extended cycle life doubles the charge/discharge cycles compared to traditional batteries. Recharging up to 40% faster with a low self-discharge rate, it's perfect for long-term storage. This tightly packed, spill-proof battery is vibration-resistant, ensuring safety and convenience. It never needs water addition, guaranteeing hassle-free use. With a group size 24 rating, it provides 800 marine cranking amps, boasts a 79-amp hour rating, and offers 135 minutes of reserve capacity. Product dimensions: 273 x 170 x 246mm.
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MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS AGM Group 24 AGM Deep Cycle Battery's premium AGM technology provides extra power and durability with no maintenance
Extended cycle life: The resilient nature of AGM technology means that it can provide 2x more charge/discharge cycles than a conventional flooded battery
Faster Recharging: Charges up to 40% faster than comparable flooded batteries
Low-Self Discharge: Ideal for long periods in storage, the typical self discharge rate is 1-3% per month compared to 10-15% per month for a typical flooded battery
Extra Vibration Resistance: Tightly packed lead plates and glass matting provide 14X more protection against vibration damage - a leading cause of battery failure
Sealed and Non-spillable: No messy or dangerous acid spills, no gassing (under normal charging) and can be mounted in virtually any position
Maintenance-free: Never requires water to be added
Group size: 24
800 marine cranking amps, 79 amp hours, 135 minutes reserve capacity
Dimensions: 10-3/4" L x 6-3/4" W x 9-3/8" H (273 x 170 x 246 mm)
Please return your old lead-acid battery to Canadian Tire for recycling. Virtually 100% of the content can be recycled and used in the manufacture of new lead-acid batteries.
| Part Number | NAU24AGM |
|---|---|
| Accessories List | Carry Handle, Terminal Hardware |
| Advanced Features | Non Spillable |
| Amp Hours (10 Hour Rate) | 0.00 Ah |
| Amp Hours (20 Hour Rate) | 79.00 Ah |
| Amp Hours (5 Hour Rate) | 0.00 Ah |
| Battery Capacity (@25AMP) | 145 min |
| Battery Capacity (@75AMP) | 0 A |
| Battery Type | AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) |
| Battery Use | Deep Cycling, Starting |
| Battery Voltage (Nominal) | 12 |
|---|---|
| Battery Weight | 23.6 kg |
| Battery Weight (lb) | 52.0 lb |
| Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) | 525 A |
| Common Applications | Marine, RV, Solar, Fish Finder |
| Cranking Amps (CA) | 800 A |
| Electrolyte Level | Non-Serviceable |
| Industry Group Size # | 24 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NAU24AGM |
| Marine Cranking Amps (MCA) | 800 A |
| Maximum Height (Excluding Posts) (in) | 8.10 in |
| Maximum Height (Excluding Posts) (mm) | 206 mm |
| Maximum Height (Including Posts) (in) | 9.35 in |
| Maximum Height (Including Posts) (mm) | 238 mm |
| Maximum Length (in) | 10.85 in |
| Maximum Length (mm) | 276 mm |
| Maximum Width (in) | 6.72 in |
| Maximum Width (mm) | 171 mm |
| Package Depth (cm) | 17.10 cm |
| Package Depth (in) | 6.73 in |
| Package Height (cm) | 25.10 cm |
| Package Height (in) | 9.88 in |
| Package Weight (kg) | 23.30 kg |
| Package Weight (lb) | 51.37 lb |
| Package Width (cm) | 27.60 cm |
| Package Width (in) | 10.87 in |
| Polarity | Left Hand Positive |
| Reserve Capacity (RC) | 135 min |
| Terminal Type | Automotive Top Post, Threaded Stud Post |
| UN Classification | UN2800 Batteries Wet Non Spillable |
| Venting Design | Sealed Valve Regulated |
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Great investment in my RV
21 days ago
Absolutely excellent battery used in an RV for off grid deep cycle
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Ever experience that sinking feeling
a month ago
My existing Nautilus battery purchase in Aug 2022 fought a good fight trying to keep our boat afloat. Unfortunately incoming water triggered the auto bilge pump to cycle on and off with such frequency it completely drained our battery and failed to hold a charge.
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Happy with battery.
3 months ago
Worked well. No problems.
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MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS AGM Group Size 24 Battery
4 months ago
Good quality. Good price!
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New battery
4 months ago
Needed a new battery found this one better than an acid one. A bit pricey but worth it
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Q: How do I safely to store a Nautilus AGM battery (regular or Ultra XD) in my unheated cottage where some days the temp. can be -30 deg Celcius? We are absent from our cottage from Oct. 1 until July 1 so 9 months of unattended storage? Please be specific.
3 years ago4 Answers
A: You do not need to charge an AGM battery over the winter months. It will hold its charge. I speak from personal experience. It will be fine.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: I tested this new battery with my new MOTOPOWER MP0515A battery tester after fully charging it. Result: Bad battery! I can not believe it, the battery is brand new! I have tried different settings, but the results are always the same.
2 years ago3 Answers
A: Never mind, I had three on my small solar system and had to return for warrantee in less than a year, now the three replacement one will not hold a charge. Will have to return them too.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Je voudrais savoir si je peux utiliser ce type de batterie avec mon ondulateur 3000w et s'il faut une plus forte merci.
3 years ago3 Answers
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A: Cette batterie est compatible avec un onduleur 12V 3000W. Cependant, le fait qu'elle offre une capacité suffisante dépend de ce que vous avez l'intention de faire fonctionner et de la durée pendant laquelle vous devez le faire fonctionner. Il existe quelques calculateurs utiles en ligne qui peuvent vous aider à déterminer la capacité de la batterie dont vous avez besoin une fois que vous avez entré vos charges et la durée.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Do you have the full spec, I need to set all parameters for élever controller through monitor, Need more then what I could find in the questions below. Thank you
5 years ago3 Answers
A: I think full spec is so that we can setup parameters for solar charge controller so it is required the battery charging setting like over voltage disconnect / charging limit voltage / Equalize charging voltage / boost charging voltage and / float charging voltage
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: An older Nautilus battery I have advertises 160 reserve minutes and 76 amp hours, while this battery advertises 135 reserve minutes and 79 amp hours. How can this battery have a higher amp hour, yet lower reserve minute rating than my old one?
6 years ago3 Answers
A: Hello. Your 010-2496-4 is a Nautilus Ultra XD battery; this battery is a Nautilus Ultra. While both are AGM technology, your Ultra XD uses thin-plate, pure lead technology. Different technology, different manufacturing process, different specs. Yes, you most certainly can have more RC but less Ah - it totally depends on how the battery is built, what the battery was optimized for, etc.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: How does the capacity (Ah) vary with charge cycles? How many cycles until it reaches 80%, 60%, 40%, and 20%?
7 years ago3 Answers
A: Using 50% DOD as an example, a typical flooded deep cycle battery might deliver 150-250 cycles. Under the same circumstances, this Nautilus Ultra battery could deliver 350-400 cycles. You may experience longer or shorter life based upon application, charging regimen, temperature, rest periods, type of equipment, age of battery, etc.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: What is the AH rating at a 10 hour rate? Above shows that it is zero, but it cant be zero.
a year ago2 Answers
A: The picture shows the label saying 79AH.
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Q: Can someone please tell me what the recommended operating temperature is for this battery?
2 years ago2 Answers
A: AGM batteries For charging recommend staying within -18 to 49°C to avoid charging frozen batteries at low temperature or going into thermal runaway at high temperature. For discharging, recommend -29 to 49°C. Batteries discharged at temperatures below 0 C should be recharged immediately to avoid freezing. Use a charger which has a temperature sensor attached to the battery so it can adjust voltage based on the battery temperature.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this battery be hooked in series ? I need to have a 24V system to run the trolling motor and the other electronics on my bass boat ,
3 years ago2 Answers
A: Yes, I have it installed as a series for my boat for 2 years now
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I use my Eliminator Intelligent Battery Charger 011-1506-6 to maintain/trickle charge this battery over the winter? Is it safe to store this battery indoors while it is trickle charging over the winter? (I’ll only be using it during the summer months)
3 years ago2 Answers
A: Have handy a multimeter (such as 052-0060-02). You don't want the voltage of the battery going below 12.2 volts (that's considered half depleted). This battery wants to stay around 12.5 volts and that's probably the target when maintaining/storing. 12.8 volts would be 100% charged and ready to be used. I have 4 of these batteries connected in what's called "Perfectly Balanced Charging" meaning they sustain themselves at 12.5 volts for months. It takes 4 to achieve this (no maintaining necessary). You can certainly use your charger to maintain/trickle and certainly it's safe to do so indoors. Having the multimeter allows you to quickly check what the battery's sitting at (check every few weeks) just to ensure that your charger is engaging its safety features properly which I'm sure that it will. It has a built in processor and many safety features to do all the required adjustments. Under a load you would never want the battery to go below 10.5 volts which would kill the lifespan. Ideally, you'd begin charging once it reaches 12.3 volts so it never dips below half. Hope this information helps. Cheers.
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