7614 - Egis Mobile Electric Egis Dual Battery Charge Manager - 12V

Dual Battery Charge Manager - 12V

One Product Handles Two Functions for both auxiliary battery charge management and timed load shedding for add-on circuits.

Prevents add-on equipment from draining batteries / maximizes and extends operational readiness

Protects sensitive on-board electronics via optional under/over voltage shutdown and start event isolation.

Features:

• Monitors battery voltage and disconnects the load from the battery to prevent further discharge. Lowest off-state current draw (1.3 mA) available.
• Flexible Control Options via Ignition Key, alternator voltage sense, or both. 
• Simple & Robust Installation: Sealed plug with optional long wire leads. A single device reduces installation time and costs, and points of potential failure
• Kill Switch control input options for service technicians, emergency OFF
• Adjustable OFF Time Delay & Low Voltage Cut-Off: 0 Seconds to 4 hours, Switch only mode, LVD only mode, 11.0, 11.5, 12.0 Vdc cutoff levels.
• Remote and on-board diagnosis indicators to simplify troubleshooting
• Bullet-proof Construction: Sealed unit, high-temperature materials allow mounting anywhere. Internal temperature overload protection
• Start Isolation input protects sensitive add-on equipment from the engine starting event.
• Meets Stringent OEM Standards for electrical transient self-protection
• 4 Year Industry-Leading Warranty

The Egis Dual Battery Charge Manager (part number 7614) is a heavy-duty voltage converter designed for managing power distribution between two battery banks in demanding applications. This 12V unit is suitable for businesses and IT departments that operate vehicles or equipment requiring independent power management for auxiliary systems while maintaining the primary battery's charge. It addresses the challenge of efficiently charging and isolating secondary batteries, such as those used for communication systems, specialized tools, or comfort amenities, without risking the depletion of the main starting battery. This device ensures reliable power availability for critical secondary loads, making it appropriate for fleet management, utility vehicles, or remote IT infrastructure setups where robust power conversion and battery isolation are essential for operational continuity.