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Gill GE-51E Aircraft Battery with Acid – 24V Flooded Lead-Acid Battery

Gill GE-51E Aircraft Battery with Acid – 24V Flooded Lead-Acid Battery

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The Gill GE-51E Aircraft Battery with Acid is a genuine Gill Battery (Teledyne Battery Products) flooded lead-acid aircraft battery supplied with electrolyte (acid). Designed for certified general aviation aircraft, it provides reliable engine starting and emergency electrical power. The battery is factory-approved for FAA-PMA installations and is delivered fully activated with the required electrolyte.

Technical Specifications

Part Number: GE-51E (With Acid)
Alternate Part Number: GE51E
Component Type: Aircraft Battery
Battery Type: Flooded Lead-Acid (Wet)
Nominal Voltage: 24 VDC
1-Hour Capacity (C1): 22 Ah
30-Minute Capacity (2C): 35 Ah
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA @ 0°F / -18°C): 235 A
Electrolyte: Included (5 qt)
Filled Weight: 56 lb (25.4 kg)
Category: Aircraft Electrical Power
OEM: Gill Battery (Teledyne Battery Products)                                                          DESCRIPTION: SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY
CONDITION: NEW
TRACEABILITY: COFC

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