German "Haze" Gel batteries

**Disco_owner** · 2nd February 2007, 07:42 PM

Guys;

A while back I installed a Dual battery system on my tdi300 disco , last week I bought a new Deep Cycle Battery " Haze" (German Gel Battery ) due to my Champion Deep Cycle battery S****Ting itself ( one of the cells died ) and it's just out of warranty, Has anyone had any experience with Haze Deep Cycle Batteries , the Bloke at the Battery shop was saying they are almost identical to american Pulse Batteries,80 A/H batteries for an N50 , How good is that ? the 100A/H was an N70 size but I have to do quite a bit of rearranging to do in the front of the disco to get the N70 in there , Bugger that ?

I'm even contemplating in installing a 2nd N50 Gel Haze in place of Starter Battery on driver's side for dual deep cycle, and then installing a starter battery right next to Fuse Box, Any suggestions , has anyone got a 3 battery set up without major Mods under Bonnet , I'd love to see Photos ! and Why do I need a Triple battery system May you ask ? Well Let me just start by saying that when camping in same spot for over 3 days in extreme Heat , and not wanting to carry a Generator and/or Solar panels,due to Size and Cost , and not wanting to trade in my Engel for an Autofridge ! Well that's Why ! okay?

**PhilipA** · 2nd February 2007, 08:11 PM

I think the question is "how much are they compared to the Chinese"

I have had a 95AH N70 size Absorbed Power brand AGM battery for over a year.
At $259 I am very happy with it.

My $500 optima 55AH died after 5 years with an acid leak from the neg terminal and had dropped about 20% capacity..
regards Philip A

**Disco_owner** · 12th February 2007, 04:55 PM

Hi phillip , there doesn't seem to be much difference between the Price for the AGM N70 The Haze N70 , Haze N70 slightly more capacity Haze N70 = 100A/h , but to be honest with you , I never Compare Chinese with german,
but I was ecstatic that the N50 battery was an 80 A/H and it fitted well , also the fact that your Optima battery lasted for 5 years ( and I'm , I personally thinking you do a lot of offroading , is excellent considering that the Shelf life of the Optima is not much greater than of a few years , I have been looking for a Deep Cycle battery that would last for at least 2 days out in the Bush before topping up , I've no got the fridge hooked up all the time now to put in a slight load on the battery so that when driving around the city it keeps cycling and will hopefully last me a long time.

Originally Posted by PhilipA

I think the question is "how much are they compared to the Chinese"

I have had a 95AH N70 size Absorbed Power brand AGM battery for over a year.
At $259 I am very happy with it.

My $500 optima 55AH died after 5 years with an acid leak from the neg terminal and had dropped about 20% capacity..
regards Philip A

**Captain_Rightfoot** · 12th February 2007, 09:57 PM

Any ideas where I can get haze batteries from?

**PhilipA** · 13th February 2007, 08:46 AM

Funny, I just put "haze battery " into Google and guess where a picture of a nice factory came up.
CHINA
Have a look.
There is not even a German site for HAZE . Haze Europe is in the UK. LOL.
I wondered when you said they were a reasonable price.
Regards Philip A

**Reads90** · 13th February 2007, 08:50 AM

mmmmm German sorry pom thing
don't do german ,Their a beaten nation

two world wars, one world cup thing

I have always gone Optima personally . Never had a problem with any of mine.

**rrturboD** · 13th February 2007, 01:31 PM

If you decide Optima, PM me and I'll give you the current prices for club members that I supply to LRC-ACT members.

**Disco_owner** · 13th February 2007, 06:18 PM

Captain Right Foot !

Here is the Official website for Pulse batteries,

http://www.pulsehyper.com.au/phn50.htm

I was advised by the Salesman at battery World
that the Haze Gel Battery I Purchased is same as the Pulse Gel
and looking at the Picture the N50 Pulse looks exactly the same as the Haze

N50 so they may be badged differently?

**Captain_Rightfoot** · 13th February 2007, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by Disco_owner

Captain Right Foot !

Here is the Official website for Pulse batteries,

http://www.pulsehyper.com.au/phn50.htm

I was advised by the Salesman at battery World
that the Haze Gel Battery I Purchased is same as the Pulse Gel
and looking at the Picture the N50 Pulse looks exactly the same as the Haze

N50 so they may be badged differently?

Cool, thanks I'll ring them tomorrow.

**Disco_owner** · 13th February 2007, 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by Disco_owner

Guys;

A while back I installed a Dual battery system on my tdi300 disco , last week I bought a new Deep Cycle Battery " Haze" (German Gel Battery ) due to my Champion Deep Cycle battery S****Ting itself ( one of the cells died ) and it's just out of warranty, Has anyone had any experience with Haze Deep Cycle Batteries , the Bloke at the Battery shop was saying they are almost identical to american Pulse Batteries,80 A/H batteries for an N50 , How good is that ? the 100A/H was an N70 size but I have to do quite a bit of rearranging to do in the front of the disco to get the N70 in there , Bugger that ?

I'm even contemplating in installing a 2nd N50 Gel Haze in place of Starter Battery on driver's side for dual deep cycle, and then installing a starter battery right next to Fuse Box, Any suggestions , has anyone got a 3 battery set up without major Mods under Bonnet , I'd love to see Photos ! and Why do I need a Triple battery system May you ask ? Well Let me just start by saying that when camping in same spot for over 3 days in extreme Heat , and not wanting to carry a Generator and/or Solar panels,due to Size and Cost , and not wanting to trade in my Engel for an Autofridge ! Well that's Why ! okay?

Guys !!

Clarification Time ===>

have been searching on the NET

Batteries - Haze

HAZE Battery Co. Ltd. is an international supplier of Sealed Lead Acid Batteries. All HAZE batteries are designed to comply with Bellcore TR-NWT-000766, TRNWT- 000909, ANSI T1.330-1997, Telcordia SR 4228, British Standard BS 6290 Part 4, Eurobat, IEC 896-2, DIN 43534. HAZE is ISO 9001 certified and all products are UL recognized.
HAZE is located just outside the City of Shenzhen ( PhillipA you are right ) in the Guangdong province of Southern China.

Company Structure:

HAZE is a private joint venture company comprised of English and Chinese partners bringing together over 20 years experience in quality battery manufacturing.

Anyone wishing in Purchasing Haze depending on what state you're in

go to http://www.batteryworld.com.au/asp/index.asp

and contact nearest store , N50 Gel 80 A/H I paid $285.00

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