Advice on a new battery

I have a mover and my battery is 105 ah bought from the dealer. I recall that there is a difference between car (engine starting) batteries and those for leisure like caravans and boats but also from discussions on here that if you are going to use EHU all the time it perhaps doesn't matter? 

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Caravan batteries are quite different to car batteries, so it’s important to know how to charge and maintain them properly to get the best out of them. If looked after carefully and used efficiently, a leisure battery should meet several days’ basic habitation needs between charges and will provide many seasons of service before replacement.

Caravan or ‘Leisure’ batteries are designed to supply currents of a few amps for longer periods and to be discharged and recharged many times. Battery life is enhanced if it is kept well charged, so the battery should always be kept on charge if a mains hook-up is available - here's some information on using the electricity supply at our sites for when you're touring from location to location

From the club's webpage here

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I'm sure others will give better replies than me, as I said I just got mine from the dealer and it's worked very well every time I needed the mover.

 

Sorry winni I've just noticed the Halford's one is a leisure battery, so just ignore all that.

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try Tanya batteries they have a lot of different leisure batteries, but first check the measurements of your battery housing

Powrtouch recommend 100 amph leisure battery for all their motor movers. 
I buy my batteries online from Tayna Batteries, next day delivery. Check your battery box size, they have a wide range of sizes and capacities.

Another vote for Tayna. It’s worth noting that they offer options when it comes to the position of the + and - terminals.

thanks everyone for the comments and advice i have ordered one from Tayna last night, i ordered the Yuasa L36-EFB 12V 100Ah as it looks to be a great battery for the price. yes some others maybe better but they also are much more expensive and i also found some cheaper ones from places like euro car parts but i wanted one with a good reputation and the Yuasa seems to fit what i wanted plus i get a 4 year warranty although some reviews say that Tayna dont always follow up with warranty issues so fingers cross i dont need to use the warranty 

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That surprises me DD, I had one of the early 200w solar generators that failed within 7months I reported to the company I bought it from & within the week a courier delivered a new upgraded SG & took the old one away. I received an email shortly after explaining a part had failed & the manufacturer had been consulted & was aware. That to me is real world service & attitude. They actually wanted  the SG back to ensure any ongoing issue would be solved. I have upgraded with them over the years without any further problems👍🏻

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