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kjmeijer



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Battery controller?
Any experiences with this device? Looks like an usefull and easy to install battery controller to prevent from a drained battery.



They say"PriorityStart is an automatic heavy duty computerized on/off switching system protecting battery voltage and starting power. If battery voltage drains below 11.7 volts when engine is off, it automatically DISCONNECTS the load. The battery voltage immediately recovers.".

Good idea or not? 2021 Defender 110 D300 HSE
Post #257277 8th Aug 2013 3:26pm
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mikeh501



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looks like complete rubbish to me..... Mr. Green Thumbs Up

how many amps is it rated for? continuous and momentary etc. a lot of these cheap battery controllers are not rated to put up with the loads which land rovers get.


also.. if you just want to stop your battery draining you could fit a simple isolator like the ones from blue sea?
Post #257489 9th Aug 2013 11:58am
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Go Beyond



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Not sure about that particular make but these are used widely in the haulage industry etc where it would be extremely costly if a vehicle were left stranded with a flat battery.

A manual system is only OK if you remember to use it !
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ericvv



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Post #257500 9th Aug 2013 12:47pm
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Go Beyond



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Not the same thing Eric.

The OP has posted up a device that will stop the battery going flat if you left the lights on for example whilst parked in an airport car park whilst on holiday.
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ericvv



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Post #257504 9th Aug 2013 12:55pm
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