adamlang
Well-Known Member
Interested in whether anyone has a view on these battery switches (or other recommendations):
Single Pole Battery Isolator Switch 600 Amp (9.5-32V)
Continuous: 600A, Intermittent: 800A, Maximum: 2500A
£88.13
Marine Battery Isolation Switch With Removable Actuator - 300A, IP68
Max. continuous current: 300A; Max. intermittent current: 500A; Max. cranking current: 1000A
£19.96
MOPEI 2-Position Battery Isolator Disconnect Switch for Car Camper RV and Marine Boat, 12-48V DC, 275 Amps Continuous, Comes with Copper Terminals and Shrink Tubes: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike
Continuous rating of 275 amps, an intermittent rating of 455 amps and a crank rating of 1250 amps
£19.99
I'll be buying two and using them for a master switch for the leisure bank, and an emergency combiner between the two banks for engine starting (Yanmar 3YM30 - manual suggests Loaded Maximum Current of 250A for the 1400 watt starter motor), so I don't think I'll need the higher amp ratings of the more expensive one - we don't run any inverters or anything like that. But does anyone have any experience of the cheaper ones - would they last well?
Thanks.
Single Pole Battery Isolator Switch 600 Amp (9.5-32V)
Continuous: 600A, Intermittent: 800A, Maximum: 2500A
£88.13
Marine Battery Isolation Switch With Removable Actuator - 300A, IP68
Max. continuous current: 300A; Max. intermittent current: 500A; Max. cranking current: 1000A
£19.96
MOPEI 2-Position Battery Isolator Disconnect Switch for Car Camper RV and Marine Boat, 12-48V DC, 275 Amps Continuous, Comes with Copper Terminals and Shrink Tubes: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike
Continuous rating of 275 amps, an intermittent rating of 455 amps and a crank rating of 1250 amps
£19.99
I'll be buying two and using them for a master switch for the leisure bank, and an emergency combiner between the two banks for engine starting (Yanmar 3YM30 - manual suggests Loaded Maximum Current of 250A for the 1400 watt starter motor), so I don't think I'll need the higher amp ratings of the more expensive one - we don't run any inverters or anything like that. But does anyone have any experience of the cheaper ones - would they last well?
Thanks.