12V Voltage Sensitive Relay
 
(4 customer reviews)

12V Voltage Sensitive Relay

£38.49 (inc. VAT)

Exclusively available from PPT with E mark approval our 140 amp Voltage Sensitive Relay charges two 12V batteries from the vehicle alternator

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Product code: 4015

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Description

Description

This simple device allows the charging of two separate battery banks from a single charging source such as vehicle alternator with no risk of flattening your battery bank. By sensing the main battery voltage, the VSR (voltage sensitive relay) will only connect the secondary bank to the source when the first bank is fully charged and is 13.7V or over and will cut out if the main bank falls below 12.8V. This ensures thats secondary bank can never drain the main bank.

Dual sense allows the unit to sense the voltage of both batteries that it is connected between. If either battery is receiving a charge the VSR will activate. This allows the charging of the second battery from an external battery charger or second charging source.

The VSR can handle charging currents up to 140A with zero voltage drop, no moving parts and encapsulated design makes it suitable for marine applications as well as split charging systems in vehicles. Direct alternative to the Durite 140A VSR Complete with E Mark approval

Ideal for Commercial vehicles
High Quality
Great Value
Easy to connect/install
Rugged Design

  • Charges two x 12V batteries from one engine
  • E-Mark Approval – Exclusive to Portable Power Technology
  • 140 amps rating
  • Automatic control
  • Dual sense – Allows secondary charging source on the auxilary battery bank
  • Eliminates draining from starter battery
  • Protects sensitive electronic equipment from harmful engine start up spikes
  • Compact size
  • Easy to install
  • Waterproof

Continuous Rating : 12VDC/140 amps
Sense: Dual
Engage Voltage: 13.7VDC
Disengage Voltage: 12.8VDC
Ignition Protected: UL1107
Stud: M6
Ground : Negative, 0.5M/18 AWG wire
Weight: 0.2Kg
Dimensions: 68mm x 68mm x 49mm
Mounting Screws: 4.8 x 50mm and 3.5 x 13mm

  • Commercial Vehicle – Battery management
  • Spilt charging battery systems
  • Mobile
  • Man in a van
  • In car power

4 reviews for 12V Voltage Sensitive Relay

  1. Gary (verified owner)

    Easy to install and works fine.

  2. Chris from Gloucestershire (verified owner)

    Excellent product, no more faffing about trying to find the trigger wire as on the old style relays. This one is dead simple, three wires-Power in-Power out,and Earth. Fitted one to my transit van so I could charge a second battery in the back to run an inverter. Been using it for about a month now, it works a treat.

  3. Mike from Gloucestershire (verified owner)

    Bought this to for my Son’s ‘Transit conversion’ to keep the leisure battery topped up. This little box automatically connects the van and leisure battery together as soon as the engine is running and alternator voltage reaches 13.7 volt and it works a treat. No more switches and strange wires disappearing behind the Dash board, just the two battery positive wires and one small negative wire to connect. I would recommend this little box to anyone and at the Caravan & Leisure Technology price you can’t go wrong.

  4. M.Carruthers from Cumbria (verified owner)

    Bought 2 off as Caravan Technology price is cheaper than most other VSR’s that boast 140A current capability. However,the 140A is a little misleading as the operating current is actually 120A continuous but can supposedly handle 140A intermittently (& if you think you may pull 120A+ from a ‘good’ battery to a deeply discharged battery i would recommend using proper multistrand battery cable of at least 70mm sq (dependant on length of cable run) to avoid volt drops. in the cable at these high currents,which may confuse the voltage-sensing electronics).

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