Battery isolators and power switches are essential components for managing a vessel's electrical system. They allow you to isolate batteries, select between different power sources, and ensure electrical safety during maintenance or inactivity.
Battery switch:
Battery isolators allow you to disconnect the batteries from the boat's electrical system, preventing unwanted discharges and reducing the risk of short circuits. They are available in various configurations, including models with removable keys for added security.
Current diverters:
Current switches allow you to select which battery to use or connect multiple batteries in parallel, optimizing onboard power distribution. They are particularly useful in systems with multiple batteries, allowing you to manage power based on operational needs.
Considerations for choosing:
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Current Capacity: Make sure your battery disconnect switch or diverter can handle the maximum amperage of your electrical system.
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Mounting Type: Consider whether you prefer a built-in or freestanding device, based on the available space and the configuration of the control panel.
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Materials and durability: Opt for products made from corrosion-resistant materials suitable for the marine environment, such as nickel-plated brass or stainless steel.
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