The remotely controllable P-Bus power switch FHC 265 switches your onboard power system or high-current consumers such as anchor winches, bow thrusters, and inverters conveniently via remote control – from anywhere in the boat or vehicle. The adjustable under- and overvoltage protection simultaneously protects your battery from deep discharge and overvoltage.
Your advantages
- Remote control via control button or directly via P-BUS
- Adjustable deep discharge protection and overvoltage shutdown
- Manual emergency operation directly at the front relay terminals
- Mounted M12 T-cable for easy P-BUS integration
- All settings easily adjustable via PSM/PSL
For even higher currents
For continuous currents over 260 A (e.g., with powerful bow thrusters), combine the TSC interface with the FBR 500 – this achieves a current carrying capacity of up to 500 A.
Technical data
- Nominal voltage: 12 + 24 V DC
- Max. continuous current: 260 A
- Quiescent current consumption: 2 mA
- Dimensions: L 124 x W 95 x H 50 mm
Developed and manufactured in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FHC 265 used for?
For remotely controllable switching of the onboard power system or high-current consumers such as anchor winches, bow thrusters, or inverters.
What happens in case of deep discharge or overvoltage?
The adjustable protection automatically disconnects the battery before deep discharge or overvoltage causes damage.
Can I switch more than 260 A?
Yes, in combination with the TSC interface and the FBR 500, up to 500 A is possible.
How do I control the FHC 265?
Via an external control button or directly via P-BUS; all settings can be adjusted on the PSM/PSL.
⚠️Safety data sheet can be found under Downloads!
Downloads
Deutsche Downloads
FAQ
Yes, this is possible. For this, the required fuse size per circuit must be specified when ordering the switch panel.
Yes, before each switchboard, a main fuse must be integrated into the supply line to the switchboard near the battery.
Yes, all common sensors used in the marine and automotive sectors can be connected.
