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MEXICOWANDERER
Apr 18, 2018Explorer
- :5 digit LED panel and 2" color graph gauges. Digital ammeter
- 200 ampere relay for reversed polarity protection
- 10 second timer on output relay to allow capacitor inrush to proceed with battery loading
- The delay allows for confirmation of voltage setting before engagement
- Load is dispersed through 2 gauge Arctic battery cable and 800-amp battery clamps with shunts
- Polarity protection includes piezo siren. Intermatic 6-hour timer
- Genuine SJO power cable 14/3
- Hospital grade Lexan 15 amp transparent plug
- Mil-Spec 11 contact gold single deck switch
- Pabst 120 mm double ball bearing 280 CFM 120vac fan for charger case
- Extreme TVS and MOV suppression throughout circuitry AC/DC
- Mr Wizard's inductive ammeter used :)
- One watt metal wound mil-spec resistors are scheduled to be used in the voltage network
- Since this is a charger with vast overkill inherent in the power cables I am not going to use remote sensing
- Read the part again, where there will be a 10-second delay between startup and amperage engagement
- Twin pilot LEDs announce powering the supply and engagement of the relay
- Blue Seas 15-ampere AC breaker and Littlefuse 150 ampere self-reset DC breaker used on power leads
- Unit is housed in a wheeled extension handled RIGID polyurethane tool box. Gauges are shielded with 1/4" LEXAN polycarbonate covered with 8 mil 3M adhesive
- Lexan is removeable because it is secured with 30mm neodymium magnets and 18/8 stainless plates
- Everything is soldered then buried in 3M corrosion liquid
- Did I mention the 2nd Pabst 12 volt fan used for interior circulation.
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