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Sure Power 12023A 120 Amp 2 Battery Isolator
Sure Power 120 Amp 2 Battery Isolator


 
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Price: $115.70
MFG P/N: 12023A
MFG: Sure Power
UPC #: 017468012230


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Product Code: 55-9419
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The Sure Power 120 Amp 2 Battery Isolator prevents multi-battery drain when two or more battery banks are in a charging system.
  • Made for RV, commercial, or marine use with two batteries and an alternator.
  • Manage power while extending your battery life.
  • Solid-state electronics isolate each battery circuit and allow each battery to discharge and charge according to its own needs.
  • Prevent accessories powered by your vehicle's auxiliary batteries from robbing power from your main starting battery.
  • Performs just as well or better than existing factory installed components.
  • Compatible with Delcotron CS Series 130 (100-105 amps) and 144 (120 amps) alternators.
  • Also works with GM light trucks (1986 and up) and "P" series RV chassis (1987 and up).
  • Use with an 80A circuit breaker (not included).
  • 3 studs at 8mm.
  • 6 mounting holes at 0.21".
  • Voltage: 6-50 VDC.
  • Operating Temperature: 199.4-degrees Fahrenheit to -40-degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Amperage: 120 Amps
  • Dimensions: 6.5" L x 4.5" W x 3.26" H (with posts: 3.375" H).
  • Weight: 4 lbs
  • Includes (1) Sure Power 2 battery isolator, installation hardware, and instruction manual.
  • Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty.

Sure Power 120 Amp 2 Battery Isolator

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How Does It Work?

The Sure Power isolator serves as a check valve between your batteries, stopping the current from flowing from one battery to the next. Each battery is isolated and becomes an independent power source. So no matter how drained your accessory batteries become, they will never drain power from your main engine battery.

When current is drawn from battery #2, the check valve stops current coming from battery #1. When an alternator is charging, the current can only flow in one direction, from the alternator to the batteries. Each battery can then determine the amount of current that flows into it by its own state of charge based on the voltage regulator setting.

Using this system, your alternator is protected, the batteries are protected, and most importantly, you and your family or passengers are protected.