Luminous tubular 2200 cycles @ 50% DoD

[GeorgeF]

@ 50% DoD more than 2000 cycles, and @80% 1500cycles, too good to be true or not?

I think it is made in India.

• 150 Ah Rated Capacity @ C10, 12V
• Warranty - 60* Months
• Tubular plate Technology - Next generation tall tubular battery with better charge acceptance and long Back up
• Long cycles (1500 @80% DOD, 5000 @ 20% DOD), ensuring design life
• Longer life without discharge with self-discharge rate of 3% per month STC.
• Efficient battery with Higher AH efficiency > 90%, and WH efficiency > 80%
• Low maintenance with a topping frequency of 8-10 months, low maintenance with level indicators
• Manufactured with high corrosion resistant and robust spine technology using the advanced and state-of-the-art 'HADI' high pressure (at 100 bar) spine casting machines, which ensure a super fine grain structure, for strength, long life and highest reliability
• Designed with thicker positive plates and 20% more electrolyte to withstand power outage
• It has high purity, corrosion-resistant proprietary spine alloy composition for long battery life
• Extra-strong, flexible oxidation-resistant gauntlet for better performance and long life
• Puncture-resistant polyethylene separator which minimize the possibility of internal short circuits.

[littleharbor]

Sounds like a battery worth looking into. Problem I'm having is finding them for sale in the USA and pricing in dollars.

[Mike90250]

* warranty 60 months

What happens when you read that fine print on the warranty ? I'll bet it's no warranty at all.

[GeorgeF]

I am not living in India. Seems they have a service department there https://www.luminousindia.com/war-ranty

[littleharbor]

* warranty 60 months

What happens when you read that fine print on the warranty ? I'll bet it's no warranty at all.

Warranty said 36 mos. full replacement and the next 24 mos., pro rated. Still They don't appear to be available in the USA.

[inetdog]

Warranty said 36 mos. full replacement and the next 24 mos., pro rated. Still They don't appear to be available in the USA.

And lead is expensive to ship!

[GeorgeF]

From their website. Why not USA?? 🤔

[peakbagger]

It could be Intellectual Property (IP) issues. They could be infringing on a prior patent and not worth the trouble and cost to pay licensing fees. Easier to build a market elsewhere and let the prior patent expire.

[choob]

Those are their distributors. If you want to be a distributor give them a call and they will oblige. Asian companies are very easy to do business with.