NOCO Snap-Top BG6V Battery Box, Single 6V Battery Box for Marine, Automotive, RV, Boat, Camper and Travel Trailer Batteries

I used this on my boat for a LiTime 50 ah AND a Noco 400 amp starting battery, and they both fit with room for my 10 amp Noco 2 lead charger. Plenty of room to run my cables in and out, and the snap is a secure fit. As waterproof as it's going to get for a battery box!

Very sturdy. Snap-on lid remains securely closed. Strap included.

These are slightly longer than previous versions so measure carefully, major updates especially to the cable routings. However did not fit into the space I had made for the prior ones so had to return.

Good battery box

used to house a 30amp MPPT solar charger and a 50Ah lithium battery for internal trailer lighting.

I have a PowerQueen 100 Ah Mini Lithium Batt, fits with room to spare. I also have the Noco 5Amp x 1 charger in here, it is permatly connect to the battery. Now when I need to charge my battery I just have to plug in the charger and turn it on, no need to connect the charger every time (it's already connected). This box is just right for my needs.

I have been using Noco battery boxes to carry my lithium iron phosphate batteries for nearly four years at this point. LiFePO4 battery prices have dropped significantly in the past four years, so I decided to buy a new 100AH 12V LFP battery, and needed a battery box for it. I saw the Noco BG6V battery box available on VINE and decided to order it to try it out.I was looking for a Group 24 box (and there is an equivalent Noco product “BG24” for group 24 batteries), but I saw the BG6V being nearly the same footprint as BG24 but slightly taller, and decided I wanted the slightly roomier box.I have a previous version of the BG24, the HM300BK, but it has a lot of customizations done to it and doesn’t look very photogenic, so instead I took comparison pictures to a HM318BK (Group 24-31 battery box of the previous generation) to help readers visualize my feedback.The BG6V makes a good first impression. It was delivered by Amazon in a Noco-branded cardboard box, which ensured the battery box arrives in pristine condition. I then took the battery box out of the cardboard box, and really liked the much more streamlined appearance. The big notches on the front for wire to come out of, and the side handles which used to stick out are all much sleeker in the new design.I then opened the battery box, and put my battery in it, and closed the lid. The new lid retention mechanism is much easier to use than the previous design. Gone are the two tabs that must be slid into small openings to close or pushed on to open. Instead, pushing the lid down on the box secures the lid, and grabbing the lid and pulling then outward slightly disengages the latches. It’s too early to know for certain, but I think the new lid retention mechanism is more secure than the previous design too.Finally, I noticed the venting holes on the lid of the battery box are gone. I did not like the previous rectangular openings. The new design are holes that users drill out if they desire ventilation. I find the battery box has plenty of ventilation due to the openings for wires to exit already, so do not plan to drill the vent holes.The BG6V appears to be made of similar material and thickness as the previous design, so I have confidence it will last a long time. I like this battery box a lot.

This turned out to be a very nice battery box. It fits perfectly and functions exactly how it was designed to. Sturdy construction and easy to strap down. The openings allow you to easily route the battery cables through. Would recommend for sure!