WEIZE 12 Volt 12 Ah Rechargeable Battery with F2 Terminals, Sealed Lead Acid (SLA) AGM Deep Cycle Battery Replaces BP12-12,GP12120,GS12V12AH,6-DW-12

The chargers in our motorhome shut off, and the house batteries in our motorhome died due to being left uncharged for several months. I tried recharging them with pulsing chargers, but they were much too far gone, and two years old already, so I was not surprised. Without batteries, the motorhome was completely dark, but I do not want to purchase the RV batteries yet, because it will be several more months before we hit the road again. So, I purchased this battery to at least have lights and a functioning water pump in the interim. It is performing that function very well; the lights work, the water pump works, the on-board inverter works and charges our little vacuum. I can recommend this battery where a small 12V battery will suffice, such as in our kids’ tent trailer with a solar charger.

Football coach in Texas and we need our water cows to work. Ordered these and they came quick and fit perfect. Make sure you get a good charger and tester too as they will save you in the long run.

Works for the kid's V12 car

Had to modify my carrying case for my Helix 7 but keeps it running longer when ice fishing. Used to burn through 9ah batts in a few hours.

works just fine has a lot of power

Worked great . Fit and ran a rechargeable sprayer that sat to long without being charged.

These are advertised to be equivalent replacements for WP12-12 SLA batteries, but 1) they weigh 25% less (wt. is important for lead-acid batteries), and 2) testing reveals they have a 0.5 Volt variance between units, which makes them unusable in the series configuration that they were to replace, and 3) they are slightly different size vs. their specification. I believe they will die a quick death if I try to use them.The test was 1) fully charge each battery individually, 2) measure the voltage of each battery after a few hours off the charger, which already showed some variance between units, 3) wire them three in series as a 36V pack for a Black & Decker mower, 4) run the batteries with a 0.8 Amp load for about eight hours (50% SOC), 5) fully recharge the pack with the Black & Decker 36V smart charger (which includes the proper float voltage), for several days, 6) disconnect the charger and let the pack rest a couple hours, 7) measure the voltage per battery, which showed 0.5V between the highest and the lowest.I suspect that whatever causes the inconsistencies between batteries would also affect the cells within the batteries, so I would not trust them to last even as individual units, but especially not in a pack of series-connected units.

Came with a good charge charged up real fast worked really good on the first try for my small 4000 w generator