Battery Saver Low Ripple HO

    Feb. 2, 2012
    Related To:
    Product 10622565
    • 20 Amps Output 
    • Ideal for power computer & MDT
    • Relay automatically switchs load from battery to power supply when A.C. line is applied
    • Removes load from vehicle battery
    • Low ripple, regulated output
    • 3 year warranty 

    The Model 091-195-12, "BATTERY SAVER LOW RIPPLE HO," is a power supply with a load transfer relay. Inputs are the +12 volts from the vehicle's battery and 120 volts A.C. shore power. An MDT or computer may be connected to the output terminal. When shore power is applied a well-regulated switching power supply converts the 120 VAC to +12 VDC and a relay transfers the load from the battery to the power supply. This "BATTERY SAVER" provides low ripple D.C. power to ensure no interference while powering sensitive electronic equipment.

    SPECIFICATIONS:

    • Input: 120 Vac, 50/60 Hz, 1.8 Amps Max RMS
    • Input Fuse: 5 AmpsOutput: 12 Vdc, 20 Amps
    • Output Ripple: 30 Millivolts, AC, RMS
    • Output Fuse (Recommended): 40 Amps
    • Electronic Current Limit: 20 Amps
    • Indicator: Power "ON", LED
    • Weight: 5 pounds
    • Warranty: 3 Years

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