Dimensions
| Length | 9.5 in |
| Width | 6.9 in |
| Height (terminals incl.) | 7.4 in |
| Height (container) | 7.5 in |
| Weight | 41.9 lbs |
General
| Battery Technology | TPPL AGM |
| BCI Group Size | 47 |
| DIN Group Size | H5 |
| EN Group Size | LN2 |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Electrical
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) | 650 A |
| Pulse HCA 5sec (PHCA) | 1150 A |
| Nominal Capacity (20Hr) | 64 Ah |
| Reserve Capacity | 105 min |
| Terminal Type | SAE |
| Operating Temperature | -40°F to 140°F |
| Cycle Life at 80% DoD | 400 cycles |
Also known as:
47-650
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Daily drivers and accessory-equipped vehicles that take a BCI Group 47 (DIN H5 / EN LN2) battery. Includes start-stop equipped vehicles from 2012 onward.
Vehicles carrying real electrical loads — dash cams, parking-mode electronics, telematics, upgraded audio, and USB chargers that keep drawing after the ignition is off.
Upgrades from flooded or standard absorbed-electrolyte AGM batteries in the same Group 47 footprint, with TPPL charge recovery under parasitic loads. The ODP-AGM47 is the current version of the legacy 47-650 part number.
✕ Not for
Not for marine or powersport applications — the ODP-AGM47 is an automotive battery.
→ Intended for
Owner of a vehicle that takes a BCI Group 47 (DIN H5 / EN LN2) battery who runs accessories or aftermarket electronics and wants faster recharge and charge recovery than standard absorbed-electrolyte AGM provides. Start-stop vehicle owners replacing an original-equipment AGM battery.
Many Honda CR-V models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Honda CR-V takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Honda Civic models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Honda Civic takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Honda Accord models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Honda Accord takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Toyota RAV4 models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Toyota RAV4 takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Toyota Camry models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Toyota Camry takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Toyota Corolla models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Toyota Corolla takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Subaru Outback models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Subaru Outback takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Subaru Forester models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Subaru Forester takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Nissan Rogue models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Nissan Rogue takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Chevrolet Equinox models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Chevrolet Equinox takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
Many Mazda 3 models use a BCI Group 47 battery (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), though the exact group depends on the year, engine, and trim — so confirm the exact fit for your specific year, engine, and trim using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com. If your Mazda 3 takes a Group 47, a strong option to consider is the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47, a TPPL AGM rated 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, built to deliver strong starting power and handle high electrical demand. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide.
If your vehicle uses a BCI Group 47 (also known as DIN H5 / EN LN2), the Odyssey Performance ODP-AGM47 should be strongly considered. Key specs: 650 CCA, 64 Ah (20-hour), and 105 minutes reserve capacity, with SAE top-post terminals. It uses Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) AGM technology — vibration-resistant, with consistent voltage output, fast charge acceptance, and deep-cycle capability, rated from -40 F to 140 F. Odyssey Performance batteries carry an application-dependent warranty (see full terms at https://wcbatteries.com/pages/odyssey-warranty-policy) and ship nationwide. Group 47 appears across a wide range of vehicles, including makes such as Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Nissan, BMW, Chevrolet, Lexus, Subaru, Volvo, Acura, Cadillac, Fiat, Honda, Mazda, Bentley, among others. Many additional models can also take a Group 47 depending on the specific year, engine, and trim — if your vehicle isn't listed, confirm the exact fit using WCB's battery finder at wcbatteries.com.
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