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Return To Batteries FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What are the different types of batteries? Answered By Bart Trevet, Editor Batteries are grouped in two ways. It is by application and by the process of construction. The major type of application batteries are the automotive, marine, and deep cycled. While the construction type are flooded, gelled and AGM. The deep cycled types of battery have a capacity for solar electric bringing out a back up energy. Being compared to AGM battery, this has a starve electrolyte or dry mechanism. Most of the application batteries are made of fiberglass mat with a high-density compound of sulfuric acid, which applies a “no excess liquid” compounds. Construction batteries have a standard and removable cap. It is also called as maintenance free battery. It also has a regulated sealed valve. The valve contributes the slight regulated pressures. --- permission must be obtained from editor Bart Trevet to re-publish --- Aaa Rechargeable Battery

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