Electronic Products For The Automotive Market
E1041 12V 200A SPLIT CHARGE CONTROLLER
Part Number
E1041
Description
12V 200A Split Charge Controller
Supply Voltage
11V to 15V
Supply Current: Contactor “On”, No Load
10mA Typical
Supply Current: Contactor “Off”, No Load
<1mA
Contactor Load Current
200A
Switch “On” Voltage adjustment range
12.5V to 13.6V
Switch “Off” Voltage Hysteresis range
0.2V to 2V
Factory Setting: Switch “On” Voltage
13.0V
Factory Setting: Switch “Off” Voltage
12.5V
Override Input Resistance
>150kΩ
Override Input Voltage* (Active)
> 11V
Case Style
Water Proof Enclosure
Dimensions
228 x 140 x 90 mm
Weight
1.2kg
Fixing
4 x 8mm Holes, 210mm X 68mm Pitch
Case Material
Grey ABS
Bracket material
Aluminium Alloy
To reduce power consumption to a minimum (10mA “On”, < 1mA “Off”) a latching contactor is used.
When the contactor is “On” the coil is pulsed to ensure it remains on
When the contactor is “Off” the coil is pulsed for approx. 2 minute before the unit goes to low power mode.
The Switch “On” and Switch “Off” voltages are factory set but can be adjusted by the customer.
An internal light emitting diode (led) is used as a multipurpose indicator:
When the contactor is “On” the coil is pulsed to ensure it remains on
When the contactor is “Off” the coil is pulsed for approx. 2 minute before the unit goes to low power mode.
The Switch “On” and Switch “Off” voltages are factory set but can be adjusted by the customer.
An internal light emitting diode (led) is used as a multipurpose indicator:
1. led on - the units output is pulsing the contactors coil “On”
2. led off - the unit is in low power mode
3. led flashes each time the contactor coil is pulsed
4. aids setting of the switch “On” and “Off” voltages
*Note:
1. If the override facility is used and the battery voltage drops below 11.0V the Contactor will not disconnect the load. When power is applied to the override pin there may be a delay of up to 30 seconds before the Contactor switches.
2. Before connecting to the power terminals check the Contactor contacts are open. If they are closed apply power to the “Battery –ve” and “Battery +ve” terminals the Contactor contacts should open.
1. If the override facility is used and the battery voltage drops below 11.0V the Contactor will not disconnect the load. When power is applied to the override pin there may be a delay of up to 30 seconds before the Contactor switches.
2. Before connecting to the power terminals check the Contactor contacts are open. If they are closed apply power to the “Battery –ve” and “Battery +ve” terminals the Contactor contacts should open.
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