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MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS Group Size GC2 6-Volt Deep Cycle Battery, 215 Ah

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MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS Group Size GC2 6-Volt Deep Cycle Battery, 215 Ah
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The MotoMaster Nautilus GC2 is a 6-volt deep cycle battery with a 215 Ah capacity, suitable for a wide range of applications like golf carts, marine, RV, and solar systems. It boasts a reserve capacity of 395 minutes at 25A and a 5-hour capacity of 157 Amp hours. Measuring 260 x 180 x 276 mm and weighing approximately 27.4 kg, it falls into the GC2 group size category. Don't forget to responsibly recycle your old lead-acid battery at Canadian Tire, as nearly all of its components can be reused in the production of new batteries, promoting sustainability.

  • MOTOMASTER NAUTILUS GC2 Golf Cart Battery is a premium 6-Volt Deep Cycle battery

  • Ideal for multiple applications including golf carts, marine, RV, and solar

  • Group Size: GC2

  • Voltage (nominal): 6

  • Reserve Capacity Minutes @ 25A: 395

  • Amp Hour Capacity (20 Hour): 215

  • 5-Hr Capacity: 157 Amp Hours

  • Maximum Overall Dimensions (L x W x H): 10-1/4" L x 7-1/8" W x 10-7/8" H (260 x 180 x 276 mm)

  • Approximate Weight: 60.5 lbs (27.4 kg)

  • 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 MM-GC2-1
Industry Group Size # GC2
Battery Type Wet/Flooded
Battery Use Deep Cycling, Standby
Battery Voltage (Nominal) 6
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) 0 A
Cranking Amps (CA) 0 A
Reserve Capacity (RC) 395 min
Maximum Length (in) 10.22 in
Maximum Width (in) 7.11 in
Maximum Height (Excluding Posts) (in) 9.63 in

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Good GC2

2 days ago
Good battery for the price
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Great replacement

2 months ago
Great Quality. Used for replacing four (4) RV house batteries. The external size was slightly larger than my old Interstate GC2's so one battery connector wire was just a little too short to connect the threaded posts. Made a new wire, no problem, but I could have planned ahead and had the supplies on hand had I paid more attention to the very slight size difference between old and new.
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Good investment

2 months ago
Bought 2 to run in series for our travel trailer. We skeptical at first but was very happy to see them perform. Ran light and furnace 24/7 while having attached a 100 watt solar panel and they barely got drained. Happy I switched to these
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Great batteries for my travel trailer !

3 months ago
This is the second set of these batteries that I have purchased. One for a previous RV and then this set for my current one. I was extremely happy with the previous set hence why I bought the new ones and so far so good. Good amount of amp hours as well and especially at this price point versus other suppliers/manufacturers.
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The WORST checkout experience in my life

4 months ago
I have never in my life experienced such a terrible experience with the girl that checked me out. I even had to speak to the manager on duty to report it.
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Q: i bought 8 of these last dec 2023 / jan. 2024 they seem not hold the charge properly anymore what should i do its 2000$ of battery not happy right now

a year ago
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  • A: all 8 battery are hook up serie/paralell for a 12 volt solar system ,with x4 -100 watt solar panel, they are able to handle more then that for sure. they were all recharge one by one

    a year ago
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Q: What are the stud sizes on these batteries?

4 years ago
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  • A: Thanks! The batteries I have are at a remote cabin. I can't access them easily. That's the info I need! 

    4 years ago
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Q: I bought 2 on Oct 7/25. When I got them they were both totally dead to the point my NOCO charger wouldn’t recognize them. Upon further inspection the water levels were low to the point that the plates were all exposed. They don’t seem to hold a charge.

2 months ago
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  • A: Thank your for reaching out. This would be incredibly unusual and are not able to offer any type of explanation without more information. We recommend you take the batteries back to the store of purchase so they can assess them.

    2 months ago
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Q: do these batteries have a vent port that can be vented outside?

a year ago
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  • A: No, I don’t think so. Mine are in a plastic box with a tight fitting lid that has a flex pipe venting outside. 

    a year ago
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Q: Can this battery be put on a Trickle Charger?

2 years ago
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  • A: Yes I have this battery in my Motor Home and also in my Golf Cart and have had no problem with the use of trickle charger just make sure water level is up to par

    a year ago
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Q: The Battery Warranty states failure to charge as covered under warranty. CT tester could only charge the battery to 6.21V (=80% of a full charge) but the test result was good and warranty denied. What voltage produces a failure and warranty replacement?

2 years ago
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  • A: If the CTC store tester deems the battery good, I would rely on that store's unit. They usually have a commercial grade unit with a robust IC circuit to perform several tests. If your personal charging unit or testing unit declares otherwise, you may need to replace these. I have 4 of these batteries in a 2x2 configuration, 2 serial in parallel to each other. There's a 6V 2amp x4 output charger maintaining these batteries all the time. The fully charged voltage based on the MM 3000W inverter display is about 14.0V. this means each battery, fully charged should be 7.0 volts. Bare in mind if left to decay (without the maintaning charger) they will self decay to about 13.7V in a relatively short period, which is 6.85V. After a few weeks off the charger, with zero load, I witness them decay to about 13.2V or 6.6v each. 6.21V is low

    2 years ago
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Q: Where do I find the specific warranty for these? It says ask your local store but the sidewalls are bulging 11mo in and the store wouldn’t say whether or not that falls under warranty. They’ve been in a garage with a heated floor and on trickle charge.

2 years ago
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  • A: I think this would fall under the warranty, however, if the shop at your Cdn Tire doesn't know, speak to the Manager of the store, not just the service Manager.

    2 years ago
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Q: J'ai un système solaire avec 4 de ces batteries + onduleur 120 volts/4000 watts.J'ai connecté un compresseur à air 2 HP 15 ampères mais malheureusement celui-ci ne fonctionne pas.Dois-je rajouter d'autres batteries ou changer mon onduleur?

a year ago
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  • A: (Traduit par Google Translate...) C'est une question difficile à répondre avec plus de détails. Cela pourrait être aussi simple que les câbles de votre batterie ne sont pas de calibre adéquat. Cependant, il est fort probable que l'onduleur ne puisse pas supporter la surtension de démarrage du compresseur. Un moteur de compresseur peut généralement nécessiter jusqu'à 6 fois le courant de fonctionnement au démarrage. Si vous effectuez quelques recherches en ligne sur ce sujet, vous verrez que faire fonctionner un compresseur avec un onduleur et des batteries peut être très difficile, nécessitant des composants/dispositifs supplémentaires pour aider à gérer la forte surtension du compresseur au démarrage.

    a year ago
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Q: Could you provide the MSDS sheet for this battery please.

3 years ago
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  • A: We are unable to paste documents here. If you have any specific questions, please ask them here and we'll do our best to answer them. Or you can reference the Safety Sheet Data link at the bottom of the home page of canadiantire.ca to access MSDS for Lead Acid Batteries, Wet.

    3 years ago
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Q: I'm trying to charge my battery with a minn Kota charger and it's asking what kind of battery agm/hp agm or flooded or gel what one is it

3 years ago
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  • A: Flooded. Please ensure your Minn Kota charger has a 6V mode (or that you are charging two of these batteries connected in series for 12V).

    3 years ago
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