I have a battery load tester and 2 rather expensive digital multi-testers,..last night the temps dropped to -18C and both my batteries, one having sat 2 nights, each show more then the minimum of 12.5V…my experience with batteries have generally not been good and often I end up taking them back before the full warranty is up…this time I got lucky and decided to buy from Napa (USA)..also on both batteries the rated Amps are much higher then what the sticker reads..one of my vehicles is a diesel and 12.4V is not acceptable to me when the temps can drop even further..The person who sold me the batteries said that 12.5V (at rest) in any weather is considered a good battery as far as volts are concerned...my daughters recently new battery from Ford shows over 12.6V and temps overnight several days ago for that test were -38C (almost the same temp F )…an accurate multitester is crucial since 1/10V either way can skew the facts..