Boxes, Trays and Straps

Keep Every Battery Locked Down, Contained, and Ready to Work

A loose battery does more than rattle. It shears terminals, spills electrolyte, shorts against metal, and leaves you without power when you need it most. Shop battery boxes, trays, and straps built to keep marine, RV, trailer, and work-site banks exactly where you mounted them.

This collection brings together rugged enclosures, mountable trays, and heavy-duty tie-downs so you can finish a clean install. Protect your battery bank investment, keep cables from chafing, and board the boat or cruise the coach knowing the heart of the system will stay put.

Enclose Power Where Weather and Vibration Hit Hardest

Open batteries invite road spray corrosion, UV deterioration, and accidental contact with live posts. A good battery box turns that exposure into a contained, protected, vented workspace. Impact-resistant housings shrug off dock knocks and trailer bounce. Chemical- and UV-stable walls stand up to battery acid, fuel, oil, and sun. Molded cable channels and large entry points let heavy gauge leads pass cleanly so lids close without pinching insulation.

  • Weather-Ready Containment – Shield terminals from spray, debris, and curious hands while still venting the way marine installs require.
  • Impact and Temperature Toughness – Housings rated for deep cold and high heat so the box does not crack when the season turns.
  • Acid-Smart Design – Capture leaks in a reservoir instead of letting them etch the deck, the frame, or the neighboring battery.
  • Marine-Minded Compliance – Choose enclosures aligned with U.S. Coast Guard and ABYC containment expectations for boats and other wet applications.

From compact U1 and Group 24 housings to GC2, dual-GC2, and Group 4D boxes for larger house and trolling banks, you get a fit that matches the battery perfectly. Adjustable Group 24–31 boxes cover common RV and marine sizes without forcing a custom fab job. Power-center style boxes add convenient access for accessories when you want more than a simple lid.

Mounting Trays and Straps That Stop Costly Battery Shift

Not every install needs a full enclosure. Some compartments already have cover and ventilation. What they still need is a battery that cannot walk or slide around. Mountable trays sized for Group 24, 27, and 31 give you a rigid footprint you can bolt to the floor or shelf. Pair that base with a heavy-duty strap and steel cam buckle and you finish the hold-down the professional way: tight, inspectable, and ready for the next washboard road or rough sea.

  • Group-Matched Trays – Drop the battery into a tray built for its case size so hold-downs pull evenly instead of crushing a corner.
  • Steel-Buckle Tie-Downs – Cinch a 48-inch heavy-duty strap over the box or across the case and lock it with a buckle that will not creep under load.
  • Cleaner Cable Runs – Keep posts and lugs from grinding against neighboring metal when the hull slams or the trailer flexes.
  • Faster Service Access – Loosen the strap, lift the lid or slide the battery, and get back to charging or winterizing without cutting hardware.

Fit the Bank You Actually Run

Guessing at box size is how terminals get crowded and lids refuse to close. Match the enclosure or tray to the group you stock: U1 for compact utilities, Group 24 through 31 for starting and house batteries, GC2 for golf-cart and dual 6-volt banks, and 4D for high-capacity marine and RV houses. Dual GC2 boxes keep a paired 6-volt set together as one 12-volt unit so the bank travels as a single, strapped package.

Use boxes when you need weather, acid, and contact protection. Use trays when the compartment is already sheltered and you only need a bolted footprint. Use straps on every install that sees motion. Mix them and you build a hold-down system that protects the battery, the wiring, and everyone who reaches into that compartment.

Lock the Bank In and Get Back Out There

Do not leave a high-dollar AGM, gel, or flooded battery sitting loose. Choose the box, tray, and strap that match your group size, bolt them down, and put the electrical system back to work. Browse our full range of battery boxes, trays, and straps, pick the hardware that fits your bank, and check out with a hold-down you can trust on the next trip.