Introduction
Trojan Battery Company introduces T2 Technology, an advancement in deep cycle battery performance. This technology is designed to meet the evolving energy needs of applications such as golf cars, wind turbines, and solar systems by providing superior battery performance, longer life, and increased energy capacity.

Maxguard® T2 Separator
The Maxguard® T2 Separator is a key feature of Trojan batteries, offering a multi-rib geometry that keeps acid channels open longer, enhancing electrochemical processing and reducing stratification risk. This separator is made from a proprietary rubber-based material that prevents antimony transfer, increasing battery life and reducing operating costs.

Alpha Plus® Paste with T2 Technology
Trojan's Alpha Plus® Paste is a high-density formulation that optimizes porosity and enhances battery performance. The introduction of a T2 metal agent strengthens electrochemical processing, resulting in increased capacity and ampere-hours.

Trojan Grid Technology
Trojan's grid technology uses a lead antimony alloy to enhance structural adhesion and reduce corrosion, improving battery performance and reducing maintenance costs.

Company Background
Founded in 1925, Trojan Battery Company is a leader in deep cycle battery manufacturing, with a history of innovation in the golf industry and beyond. The company operates ISO 9001:2008 certified plants and maintains a global distribution network.

Research and Development
Trojan's R&D centers focus on quality and innovation, employing rigorous testing procedures to ensure superior battery performance. These facilities adhere to BCI and IEC standards and include labs for charger characterization and battery evaluation.

Environmental Stewardship
Trojan Battery is committed to environmental sustainability, with initiatives focused on clean energy and recycling. Their batteries are 97% recyclable, and partnerships with organizations like Southern California Edison help reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.