BEP Digital Voltage Controlled Relay DVSR

The digital voltage detection relay (DVSR) enables a second battery bank to be charged from each individual charging source. When the voltage of the charged bank rises sufficiently, the DVSR enables the 2nd battery bank to be charged. When charging stops and the voltage drops, the DVSR automatically drops the battery banks and ensures that the engine start batteries are fully charged. The digital circuitry offers superior reliability and extremely low power consumption. Digital enhancements have introduced a remote sensing circuit that allows an optional connection from the ignition switch to deliver the same functionality as single-sense DVSR and zero power consumption when the engine is turned off. Another benefit is a zero stand for current draw when the remote sensing circuit is used with an equipped memory mode switch (Switches in open position). Two or more independent battery banks from one charging source such as an alternator or battery charger

Charges the engine's starter batteries

Protects batteries when batteries are flattened by house loads

Isolates electronics from damaging electrical conditions from starter motors

Simple to install 3 wire connection Leaves alternator cables intact

Ignition protected

Surface or Panels mountable

Replaces previous models 710-125a and 710-125A-Ds

Multi-voltage, auto-selects between 12 and selected. 24V DC operation

Digital circuits provide very low power consumption and improved performance

Option for LED output of remote status

Continuous rating: 140

Engaged: 13.2 VDC, Lossing: 12.7 VDC