for 24 volt systems.

Some of the key features of this controller are:

• Microprocessor controlled -- This is very important for both stability and functionality.
• User changeable settings -- Several controllers on the market set the dump level, and that's that!
• High amp rating - 440 amps.
• Battery status LED - Several controllers do not tell you what's going on - This one does!
• Push to test. Ever wonder if your controller & load are working OK?
• Long leads for easy termination.
• Can divert the source from the batteries to the load, or dump both the batteries along with the source.

Some specifics about the points made above.

The microprocessor is the heart of the controller. It is given the battery voltage and the user changeable trip points. This information is analyzed and acted upon.

The Battery level is checked, and based on that info, the Green LED flashes or is illuminated as follows

1. (One) Flash indicates the battery is less than 12 volts (12 volt system - Double for 24 etc)
2. (Two) Flashes indicates the battery is 12 to 12.5V
3. (Three) Flashes indicates the battery is 12.6 to 13v
4. (Four) Flashes indicate the battery is 13.1 to 13.5V
5. ( Five) Flashes indicates the battery is above 13.5V but less than 13.9V (Settings are adjustable)

Steady green means the battery is full.

The red LED is illuminated when the battery is being dumped at 14.5v (or the charge source diverted.)

The dump remains active for a minimum of 5 seconds, at which time it is checked by the microprocessor. If battery voltage drops below the "Dump Cancel " level, the dump is disabled, otherwise the dump is continued and rechecked every 5 seconds.

When you click the "TEST" push-button - the 5 second cycle is started (one time, unless the batteries are within the "Dump Start" and "Dump Cancel" zone.)

                        Settings are user changeable!! By simply turning a simple potentiometer with a small screwdriver, you can quickly adjust the trip point.