Safe current separation between starter and service batteries
Do you want to be sure your engine will always start – even after long periods of inactivity?
A high-quality battery isolator relay automatically separates the starter battery from the service (auxiliary) batteries when the engine is turned off. This protects the starter battery from discharging and ensures you always have enough power to start your vehicle or boat engine.
Our robust mechanical isolator relay draws no current in standby mode and causes no voltage drop, unlike simple diode-based isolators that can reduce charging efficiency by up to 0.7 V.
For best performance, the relay should be installed using properly sized cables and correctly crimped terminals.
Key Benefits:
Designed for lead-acid battery systems – not intended for use with lithium batteries
300,00 kr 240,00 kr
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Safe current separation between starter and service batteries
Do you want to be sure your engine will always start – even after long periods of inactivity?
A high-quality battery isolator relay automatically separates the starter battery from the service (auxiliary) batteries when the engine is turned off. This protects the starter battery from discharging and ensures you always have enough power to start your vehicle or boat engine.
Do you want to be sure your engine will always start – even after long periods of inactivity?
With a high-quality voltage-sensitive relay (VSR), the starter battery is automatically protected from discharge by disconnecting it from the service battery bank when the engine is turned off. This ensures that you always have enough power to start your vehicle or boat engine.
It doesn’t matter which control terminal is used for +12 V — the relay cannot be connected incorrectly, as the control circuit is non-polarized.
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