Power Queen Launches Dual-Purpose Marine Battery
The new 22.7-pound battery combines engine starting and deep-cycle power to simplify energy setups for small boat owners.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Power Queen has launched a new Group 24 dual-purpose marine battery designed to serve as both an engine starter and a deep-cycle power source. The unit weighs 22.7 pounds and offers 100 ampere-hour capacity for boating electronics and trolling motors.
Why it matters
This battery helps boaters consolidate their electrical setup by combining high cold cranking amps with continuous power for auxiliary gear in a single footprint. It provides a more versatile option for managing onboard energy needs during varied maritime conditions.
The battery provides 900 cold cranking amps and features a 15% smart emergency power reserve. It is compatible with outboard engines up to 250 hp and comes with a five-year warranty.
The players
Power Queen
A manufacturer specializing in lithium iron phosphate battery technology and energy storage solutions for recreational and marine applications.
The details
The battery uses an integrated system to balance the high current bursts required for starting engines with the steady discharge needed for trolling motors. It includes self-heating technology to maintain performance in cold climates, taking 30 to 60 minutes to warm from 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Charging is managed by an automatic protection circuit that pauses the process if temperatures drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
Timeline
October 27, 2026: Power Queen introduced the new marine battery.
The Home Front
This launch represents a shift in marine power toward lightweight lithium-based alternatives to the traditional lead-acid Group 24 dual-purpose battery category. It signals a broader industry move to integrate smart monitoring and self-heating safety features into compact, multi-use boating power units.
Boaters should check their current engine requirements to see if this battery supports their outboard engine up to 250 hp. If you frequently navigate in cold conditions, consider the benefit of the unit's automatic self-heating feature for reliable cold-weather starts.
The takeaway
The unit offers a modern, compact solution for consolidating your marine energy systems into one manageable, Bluetooth-monitored package. Always verify your specific boat engine's cranking requirements against the 900 cold cranking amps rating before upgrading your electrical setup.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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