⚓️ Reliable Protection for Marine, RV, Camper, and Trailer Batteries: NOCO HM327BKS Group 27 Snap-Top Battery Box in Black Review

I got this for my AGM 12V 100Ah battery and most importantly I am very happy with the price. This isn't a very hard mode, but it's enough for my needs. It comes with a bracket and 2 plastic bars that you can screw on and attach the case to fix it.

This battery box is perfect for the deep cycle marine battery I bought for my inverter that keeps my oven running when the power goes out. I keep this in my house 4 feet from the pellet stove. looks better than a battery lying on the ground. If my power goes out I don't have to worry about dying from inhaling smoke from a pellet stove for a good price and a great price.

I used to buy an ingenious battery box with a USB connection, additional 12V sockets and an LED battery test system. The LED system worked on the stand after the battery was charged, but when installed and used after 10 days there were no readings. It was too complicated to be reliable. It's just a regular ventilated box. Does what it's supposed to do and I have other ways to monitor battery health. I like it MUCH better.

, mine had some slack between the batteries, I just put something in between to keep it steady. The only problem is that the small thin strap doesn't prevent the box from moving. I wonder how it will be with some external brackets. I was tempted to use some L shaped corners to secure the box but that would require drilling into it where I have the battery. It's a bit of a pity, I can only make L-shaped corners. just on the ground to make sure it doesn't shift too much during transportation.

This box meets my expectations very well I needed a case for the three lithium batteries that I use in my Jon trolling motor. . I had to modify the box to take a 50 amp Anderson quick connect and screw my 50 amp breaker to the inside of the box. My only real issue is that the lid latches don't pop out far enough to actually latch the lid onto the box. I know the box is not waterproof as it is designed to vent the lead acid battery. If I came across the next size box I could probably put 4…

Great replacement for my old van battery box. Bought a 12V 100Ah lifepo4 battery to replace my almost dead lead acid battery (also 12V 100Ah) and the old battery compartment was too small. After some research I found this one where the reviews mentioned it was a bit big. Fits perfectly in place of the old box and I was even able to mount my charge controller right on top of the lid which saved me some space. Buckle, but through trial and error I figured it out.

It is durable and serves its purpose. However, there are a few things to consider before buying: The lid has two slightly concealed ventilation slots. If this box is to be used in situations where water may come into contact with the cover (e.g. rain, sea conditions) then be aware that your battery may get wet. I drilled a few small holes in the bottom of the box for drainage. The box was warped. Almost every type of plastic battery box I've seen is deformed. It doesn't matter much, but just…

My Battle Born 12 volt 100 amp hour lithium ion battery fits in a group 27 battery box. This box with a battery is behind the propane tanks in my trailer. The battery fits with about a half inch gap which can cause the battery to wobble so I stuffed some foam between the battery and the box to make the fit more secure. My Forest River toy dump truck was built with flimsy battery cables that are surprisingly difficult to attach. Even at 80 degrees the battery cables are as flexible as a negative