Split charge relay
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Split charge relay
Any advise which is the best to get and where to get it from
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...or an a budget, an ordinary relay. I picked up an 80amp Bosch one for £1 and mine has run on a basic one for last 8 years.
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I couldn't say witch is best but I'm a great believer that not always the most expensive is the best so I went for the tec 2
Sorry wrong link
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That is only 15A max - are you using it to switch a more powerful relay?
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Stick with a standard 75a relay as in CovKid drawing.
Cheap and probably the most reliable.
Cheap and probably the most reliable.
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Please explain.Why would it be more reliable?
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Postby Oldiebut goodie » Today, 11:30
That is only 15A max - are you using it to switch a more powerful relay?
Sorry that was the wrong link I just looked at where I got mine from and it A 20 amp
What is that no good just to charge the leisure battery it was recommended to me but he never said what amp to get just said tec 2
Postby Oldiebut goodie » Today, 11:30
That is only 15A max - are you using it to switch a more powerful relay?
Sorry that was the wrong link I just looked at where I got mine from and it A 20 amp
What is that no good just to charge the leisure battery it was recommended to me but he never said what amp to get just said tec 2
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How often have you changed a relay since you have been drivingR0B wrote:Please explain.Why would it be more reliable?
How many bits of electronics have you changed ?
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Never changed a splitcharge relay,never needed to.Im not sure what electronics you mean. I have mostly only added to the electrics.Sorry if I am missing something but your reply does not seem to answer my question.maybe it's me being a bit thick.
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I think this is RLG's thread
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That's a very good point nicq so it's a 75amp relay for me I never thought of it that way
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If you have never changed any electronic unit, be it ign, flasher, wiper timer, audio buser etc then you are lucky. But changing a relay is virtually unheard off.R0B wrote:Never changed a splitcharge relay,never needed to.Im not sure what electronics you mean. I have mostly only added to the electrics.Sorry if I am missing something but your reply does not seem to answer my question.maybe it's me being a bit thick.
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The good thing about a simple relay is they're easier to get (locally) should you have problems. Intelligent relays generally require less wiring - thats their main advantage and some can sense state of charge, but I've not found a good reason to justify the upgrade or cost. If it works, it works.
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I have a voltage sensing type and an intellegent battery charger that is connected to the main battery
When I plug in mains it charges both batteries.
I assume with a standard relay that would not work.
When I plug in mains it charges both batteries.
I assume with a standard relay that would not work.