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NAPA 8144 GC-2 Golf Car Deep Cycle Battery Label – 120 Min @ 75 Amps Specs
NAPA battery identification label listing group size, model number, reserve capacity, and serial number.
This is a photograph (not a scanned diagram) of a NAPA-brand deep-cycle battery, labeled "SPECIALTY / GOLF CAR — DEEP CYCLE." The bottom label identifies it as NAPA part number 8144, BCI group size GC-2 (a 6-volt golf car format), with a reserve rating of 120 minutes at 75 amps. A partially legible serial number beginning 7326 is printed beside the part number. The top of the case carries the standard DANGER/POISON warning panel covering explosive gases, sulfuric acid burns, eye protection, no sparks/flames/smoking, and first-aid instructions, plus a California Proposition 65 lead warning. A white "SpeedCap" gang vent-cap assembly marked "Do Not Lift By Cap" covers the three cell openings, confirming a 3-cell (6V) flooded battery. A month/number punch grid (JA–DE, 1–0) is present for dating, and "3/17" is handwritten on the case, likely an install or purchase date. The label also includes NAPA's recycling message and the 1-800-LET-NAPA store locator number. A reader can learn the battery's part number, group size, reserve capacity rating, safety warnings, and probable service date. It is a battery data label rather than a document specific to any particular vehicle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the NAPA part number of this battery?
- The label shows NAPA NO. 8144 (printed as 8144 N).
- What BCI group size is this battery?
- BCI NO. GC-2, a golf car size, as marked on the bottom label.
- What is the reserve capacity rating shown?
- 120 minutes at 75 amps (120 MINS @ 75 AMPS).
- What type of battery is this?
- A NAPA Specialty / Golf Car Deep Cycle battery with removable SpeedCap vent caps (flooded lead-acid).
- What safety warnings are printed on the battery?
- DANGER/POISON: shield eyes, explosive gases can cause blindness or injury; no sparks, flames, or smoking; sulfuric acid can cause blindness or severe burns; flush eyes immediately with water and get medical help fast; keep out of reach of children; do not tip; keep vent caps tight and level; plus a California Proposition 65 lead warning.
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