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Leoch Battery - AGM, pure lead, lithium and powersport, by series
This is the full Leoch tree: six series covering telecom front terminal, high-rate UPS, thin plate pure lead, lead carbon cycling, lithium iron phosphate and powersport starting duty. Leoch builds in IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certified facilities, and every rebuilt product page here publishes specs from Leoch's own datasheets with the document linked.

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✓ POs, net-30, W-9, tax-exempt
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The six Leoch series

Featured from the stocked series

12V 150Ah front terminal on the T13 terminal, the GNB Marathon M12V155FT replacement class.
The 190Ah front terminal at the top of the LPF range, crossing from the GNB M12V190FT.
350 watts per cell for the 15-minute UPS window; its smaller sibling is the XP12-300FR.

How commercial orders work

Send the part number, quantity, delivery ZIP and requested-by date. A specialist verifies the series against your duty cycle, confirms stock, and returns pricing with freight documented in writing in 24 to 48 hours. Batteries ship freight pre-paid by LTL to commercial addresses; a residential or limited-access delivery adds $100, which is the liftgate and access charge the carrier bills us.

Leoch brand questions, answered

What warranty do Leoch batteries carry?

It depends on the series, so each product page states its own term. The LPF front-terminal line, for example, publishes 36 months full replacement in standby service in the United States and Canada, per Leoch's own warranty statement. Whatever the series, the term on the page is the term on the quote, confirmed in writing before you order.

Is the powersport line the same construction as the telecom batteries?

No. The LMX and MX series are starting batteries, built for the brief, hard draw of a starter motor, while the LPF, XP and PLH lines are stationary batteries built for float and reserve duty. They share the brand and the sealed valve-regulated construction, and nothing else about their sizing transfers. Pick from the series that matches the duty, not the logo.

How does Leoch compare with the bigger telecom names?

Judge it by the documentation, which is how a battery engineer would. The LPF and XP lines publish the same class of specifications as the established American and European brands: per-model datasheets, IEC 60896 design compliance, UL recognition, and certified manufacturing. Every claim on our Leoch pages traces to a Leoch publication, and where a spec matters to your site, the datasheet is linked and the quote confirms it in writing.

Working on a telecom plant? The Leoch telecom hub routes by duty. Or browse the full telecom catalog and UPS replacement batteries.