Programmable battery low voltage disconnect switch for DC12-36V lead acid battery and lithium ion battery. It's a protection switch module, not included batteries itself.
On-board momentary push button to set the low voltage disconnect parameter and 3 digit red LED display the parameter easy to operation
When the battery voltage reach the setting values, the module will disconnect load automatically to aviod the battery from over discharging to prolong the battery lifetime
Display is accurate, the switch module is quickly to open and close when near minimum voltage; Settings is stored non-volatile, it can keep set when power off
Board Size: 57 X 42 X 19mm/2.24 X 1.65 X 0.75inch(L*W*H), Input Voltage Range: DC12-36V, Control Accuracy: 0.1V, Power Consumption: <1.5W, Maximum Amperage before Breaker Trips: 20A.
low Voltage Cutoff 12V Disconnect Switch
Protect Battery and Extend Battery Life
ICStation digital battery over-discharge protection switch is specially designed for 12-36V lithium and lead acid battery.
This is a low voltage protection module, not included any battery.
When the battery voltage reach the setting values, the module will disconnect load automatically to prevent the battery from over discharging so as to prolong the battery lifetime.
Over Discharge Protection
Compatible with 12-36V lithium and lead acid battery
Only suitable for a single battery, not for battery pack.
Good quality and easy to set up
Operation Instructions:
Press "+" the LED displays the low voltage protection parameter. Hold on the "+" to enter setting manual to set the protection parameter
Press "-" will display the difference value. Hold on the "-" to enter setting manual to set the difference value.
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What is the "difference value"?
The value between the battery voltage to disconnect and the battery voltage to reconnect.
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For example
I want the battery to stop outputting when the battery voltage is lower than 11V and re-output when it is over 11.6V. What should I do?
Hold on "+" and set the value as 11. The LED starts flashing. After the flashing stops, hold on "-" and set the difference value as 0.6V.