When it comes to powering your electric trolling motor, selecting the right battery is essential for performance and reliability. Among the various marine battery options, deep cycle batteries are ideal for trolling motors, providing a steady and sustained energy supply. In this guide, we’ll cover the different types of trolling motor batteries, the factors to consider in choosing the best option, and tips on installation, focusing on the unique advantages of BB deep cycle marine batteries.
Marine batteries are generally categorized as starting batteries or deep cycle batteries. Starting batteries provide quick, high-power bursts for starting an engine. However, for an electric trolling motor, a deep cycle trolling motor battery is the preferred choice, as it’s designed for long-lasting energy output over extended periods.
There are three main types of deep cycle trolling motor batteries, each with unique benefits and drawbacks:
Flooded Lead-Acid Batteries:
AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) Batteries:
Lithium Batteries:
When selecting a trolling motor battery, consider these important factors:
Proper installation of your battery for an electric trolling motor is crucial for safety and optimal performance. Here’s a general overview of installation based on voltage requirements:
Make sure to secure the battery with straps or a battery tray and follow any additional installation guidelines provided by the manufacturer.
BB Marine Deep-Cycle Batteries
BB marine deep-cycle batteries offer exceptional performance, reliability, and value. With advanced technology and rigorous testing, BB batteries are designed to provide years of trouble-free service. Whether you're a casual angler or a serious tournament fisherman, BB has a battery to meet your needs.
Key features of BB batteries:
Superior cycle life
High discharge rates
Maintenance-free operation
Built to withstand harsh marine environments
By choosing a BB marine battery, you can be confident that you have selected a product that will deliver the power and performance you need to enjoy your time on the water.