Charging current distribution

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studer

Charging current distributor MBI 150-2

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philippi

70A automotive relay

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philippi

40A automotive relay

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Charging Relay ACR Mini

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navico

Charging Relay DC 120A ACR

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navico

ML 500A 12V ACR isolation relay with manual operation

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navico

Isolation relay ML 500A 12V ACR

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navico

ACR 12/24 isolation relay

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philippi

VHR 200 isolation relay

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navico

Relay Add a battery Mini

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navico

Additional battery connection kit - Add-A-Battery

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cristec

DC charging current limiter adjustable RCB ADJ

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navico

BatteryLink charger BS 7607

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Charging current distribution

Charging current distributor

Charging current distributor for distributing the charging current from alternators to multiple battery banks. When the alternator is not charging, the batteries are electrically isolated, preventing mutual interference. This charging current distributor is an advancement of the conventional battery isolating diode. Very low voltage drop during charging is achieved through MOSFET technology. This eliminates the disadvantages of the voltage drop of approximately 0.7 V–1.3 V, ensuring the batteries are charged with the required charging voltage and maximum current.