National Luna

Dual Battery Monitor

€60,00 €82,50

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  • up to 5kg

The National Luna Dual Battery Monitor is the ideal solution for monitoring two lead-acid batteries in a single system, such as those used in 4x4 vehicles and motorhomes. The digital technology of these monitors allows for precise tracking of the non-linear characteristics of lead-acid batteries.

A special feature of this model is the independent negative potential, which allows the use in vehicles with 24V systems. The dual battery monitors can be used either independently or in combination with any dual battery system.

The Dual Battery Controller is specifically designed to work with National Luna Split Charge Systems (Intelligent Relay or Portable Power Pack). This model allows the user to bypass the built-in timer of the split charge system, which is particularly useful when winching or jump starting when the main battery is too weak.

Characteristics:

  • Easy installation
  • Two individual battery indicators
  • Excessive discharge warning
  • Overload warning
  • Reverse polarity protection
  • Extremely low power consumption
  • Operating voltage: 11.4V to 15V (ideal for the automotive sector)
  • Programmed for non-linear lead-acid battery characteristics
  • Acoustic alarm as standard (can be muted)
  • Display on/off function (sleep mode)
  • Flush mount version available
  • 3.5 meter cable (standard)

Technical data:

  • Physical Size: 107mm (L) x 48mm (W) x 20mm (H)
  • Weight: 185g (double monitor), 190g (double controller including cable)
  • Power supply: 8Vdc - 15Vdc (display range: 11.4V - 14.2V)
  • Low voltage warning: DC voltage below 11.4V
  • Overcharge warning: DC voltage over 14.65V
  • Cable: Dual Monitor - Fixed 3.5 meter 4-core cable, Dual Controller - Detachable 3.5 meter 4-core cable
  • Power consumption: 8mA (sleep mode option), 35mA average, 40mA max
Installation instructions can be found in the download area

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