Intellitec Bi-Directional Isolator fried
After noticing that my house batteries were not charging while driving I did some checks and found both the Intellitec controller and Trombetta relay that make up my battery isolator were fried. I op...
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Groover wrote:dougrainer wrote:
The Intellitec Relay is rated at 100 amps DC current. Doug
The coach builder did not use an Intellitec relay but used the Trombetta instead. What I would like to find out is how much power the Intellitec control board is rated for.
Curious, WHERE did you get the idea to call that solenoid a Trombetta? That term is almost unheard of. The ONLY place I have heard and used that term was on LCI hydraulic leveling/stabilizing systems. It can mean a solenoid OR a Valve. The Intellitec BI directional (BIRD) is usually on a 15 or 20 amp DC fuse. ALL the BIRD does is react to various signals and send a 12 volt signal to a solenoid. It is NOT designed to sustain any HI current. There are various BIRD Intellitec systems. Can you post a pic of your particular system? Doug
