12V Battery Cutoff Disconnect Switch for Car, Truck, Boat, ATV
Upgrade your vehicle's security and safeguard its battery with our Battery Disconnect Isolator Master Switch. Complete with a removable key for added convenience and protection, it's suitable for a wide range of applications including ATVs, boats, campers, cars, trucks, and more.
Key Features:
- Removable Key: Prevents accidental power surges.
- Waterproof & Dustproof Cover: Adds an extra layer of protection.
- Durable Construction: Includes one removable key lock to deter theft and extend battery life.
- Reliable Power Management: Halts electrical power during maintenance tasks, protecting batteries from excessive drain.
- Versatile Usage: Can stand alone or be securely locked together with other switches.
Specifications:
- Voltage: 12V/24V
- Current: 200A Max
- Operation: ON/OFF
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Dimensions:
- Round disk diameter: 2.36" (60mm)
- Feet Spacing: 1.33" (34mm)
- Height (no key): 2.99" (76mm)
- Overall height (with key): 3.93" (100mm)
- Mounting: Two 3/16" Mounting Holes, 1/4" x 3/4" Studs
- Terminals: 8mm (5/16") Brass Terminals, Solid Brass Nut and Washer
- Housing: ABS plastic
Package Includes:
- 1 x Battery Switch
- 1 x Key
- 1 x Waterproof Cover
Package Dimensions: 2.5" x 2.5" x 3"
Package Weight: 4.8oz (0.140 kg)
Easy Installation:
1. Positioning: Identify the ideal location on the front of the battery panel for the switch. Use the product dimensions to determine the hole diameter needed for installation.
2. Safety First: Prioritize safety by disconnecting the negative terminal first. Typically black and marked with a “—” sign, this step prevents electrical short-circuiting or shock, ensuring the safety of both your vehicle and yourself.
3. Positive Disconnect: Next, disconnect the positive battery terminal. Usually red and marked with a “+” sign, this step completes the disconnection process.
4. Simple Connection: Finally, connect the switch to the battery's negative (-) post. With this straightforward process, installation is a breeze, ensuring hassle-free use.
Insider Tips for Battery Disconnect Switches:
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Amperage Awareness: Before making a purchase, always double-check the amperage rating. This ensures compatibility with your vehicle, boat, or RV's battery. Remember, different modes of transportation have varying power levels from their alternators.
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Precautionary Measures: Prioritize safety by turning off your vehicle before disconnecting the battery. This simple step not only prolongs battery life but also safeguards electrical components and the disconnect switch itself.
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Stability Matters: Avoid abrupt power cuts to prevent potential damage to your vehicle's locking navigation system and other anti-theft features. Maintaining stability ensures the longevity of your vehicle's electronic systems.
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Battery Replacement Protocol: When it's time to replace the battery, follow the protocol by disconnecting the switch starting with the negative terminal. This method ensures a smooth transition and prevents any electrical mishaps during the process.
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Professional Consultation: If you're unsure about the installation process, it's always wise to seek professional assistance. Consulting with a professional not only ensures correct installation but also mitigates the risk of system failure down the line.