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Battery Low Voltage Disconnect Module - 20A


Battery Low Voltage Disconnect Module - 20A
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Stock Number: 37619 MI
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Non-Isolated Input - (Minus) and Output - (Minus) are internally connected together.
Module draws power as long as connected to battery even if Load is Disconnected
Module is a DC voltage disconnect relay module for preventing over discharge of lithium and lead-acid batteries. Adjustable cutoff and reconnect voltages. Relay opens when Input voltage drops below set limit, closes when input reaches the adjustable restart value.
0-10 minutes Adjustable reconnect delay time. 1 minute increments.
Rated: 12-36V Batteries
Max Voltage: 60VDC
SPST Relay Rated: 20A max @ 14VDC/125VAC
Output voltage: same as Input voltage
Control Accuracy: 0.1V
Power consumption: <1.5W
L 2-1/4" W: 1-5/8" H: 3/4" WT: .08

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Workas as Described
As the description states, the circuit does draw power continuously. When the relay is off (low battery state...load disconnected) it draws about 20ma from a 12v source. When the relay is energized (load connected to the battery) it draws about 80ma. Might be important if you are charging from a solar array...some of the charging current will be taken by the circuit rather than charging the battery.
MD