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Risposta da Enersys:

A PC680 battery purchased today is the same as when your purchased the battery with the printed rating of 220CCA. There was a printed derating to designate minimum performance expectations. The product has a very high PHCA (pulse hot cranking amp rating for the first 5 seconds at 80F) and is a rating that is not usually provided by most battery manufacturers because they are typically not much higher than their HCA or CCA rating based on temp. MCA for this battery is 280 and PHCA is 520 minimum expectation. In most cases it is much higher. This change was for all PC680 product labels, not just Europe and it happened in early 2013 as a running change. If you locate any PC680 product with a CCA of 220 printed on it, I would avoid it as it is at least 6 years old.