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8511875
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FIST
12V Dual Battery Isolator
12V Dual Battery Isolator
Voltage Rating
12V
Current Rating 140A
Material Plastic
Feature(s) No alternator or ignition
connection
Application(s)
12V, 140A, 13.3V cut-in voltage, 12.81'
cut-out voltage.
SAFETY
WARNING!Read and understand all instructions before using this tool.
The operator must follow basic precautions to reduce the risk of personal
injury and/or damage to the equipment.
Keepthis manualfor safetywarnings, precautions,operating or inspection
and maintenance instructions.
Always wear impact safetygoggles that provide front and side
protection for the eyes. Eyeprotection equipmentshould comply
with CSAZ94.3-07 or ANSIZ87.1 standardsbased on the type of
work performed.
2. Wear gloves that provide protection basedon the
work materials.
3. Usethe correct tool for the job. This tool was designedfor a
specific function. Do not modify or alter this tool or use it for
an unintendedpurpose.
4. Keepany ignition source,such as flames, sparks, or embers awayfrom
the battery.
5. Batteries contain sulfuric acid. Any contact should be avoided. In case
of any contact, flush with a large amount of water.
6. Disconnectthe devicefrom the power source beforecleaning,
servicing, changingparts / accessoriesor when not in use.
7. Evena dischargedbattery may still carry a charge.To prevent a shock,
place batteryterminal caps or coversover the terminal to prevent
accidental contact.
INSTALLATION
Seethe Wiring diagram for proper wiring setup of the battery isolator and the
Voltage Drop Chartto select the correct size and length of cable.
Disconnectthe wires from the negativeterminal of the battery.
NOTE: F ollow the vehicle manufacturer's instructions for disconnecting
the battery.
CAUTION! D o not install in the presence of running engines or any
burning material.
2. Mount the isolator as closeto the alternatoras possibleand awayfrom
any sources of heat. As well, mount the isolator in a position that is dry
and will not be hit by road spray.
3. Runa new wire from the main batterypositive post to the Start Battery
terminal of the isolator.
4. Runa wire from the negativeterminal of the main batteryto the
negative terminal of the secondary battery.
Connectthe ground wire from the isolator to the negativeterminal of
5.
the secondary battery.
6. Runa wire from the secondarybattery's positive terminal to the Second
Batteryterminal of the isolator.
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User Manual
needed.
VOLTAGE DROP CHART
Total Cable Total Cable
Length (m) Length (ft.)
1 3
3
2 6
2 6
3 9
3 9
12
4 12
5 15
5 15
6 18
6 18
7 21
7 21
OPEARTION
1. When the engine is started and the voltage of the start (main) batteryis
higher than the cut-in volts, the isolator keepsengaging,the two
batteries are chargedsimultaneously.Theunit indicator (LED) is on.
2. When the engine is stopped, the batteries are no longer being charged
by the alternator, and the loadsconnectedto the batteries will beginto
depletethem. The unit indicator (LED) is on.
3. When the voltage drops below cut-out volts for 5 seconds,the isolator
senses it and disengages, separating both batteries. This can save the
power of your start (main) batteryfrom beingdrained by over loads on
the battery. The unit indicator (LED) is off.
4. When the vehicle is restarted,the start (main) battery has enough
power to crank the engine,and the engine is poweringthe alternator.
When the start (main) battery has reachedthe cut-in volts, the isolator
will engageagain. Theunit indicator (LED) is on.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
I. Maintain the tool with care. A tool in good condition is efficient, easier
to control and will havefewer problems.
2. Inspect the tool components periodically. Repair or replace
damagedor worn components. Onlyuse identical replacement
parts when servicing.
3. Keepthe tool clean,dry and free from oil/grease at all times.
4. Maintainthe tool's labelsand nameplates.Thesecarry important
information.If unreadable or missing,contactPrincessAuto Ltd.
for replacements.
WARNING! O nly qualified service personnel should repair the tool. An
improperly repaired tool may present a hazard to the user and/or others.
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Voltage
amps
Drop (%)
50 2.30% 4mm
100 6mm
50 3.0% 6mm
100 3.50% 1 Omm
50 2.70% 1 Omm
100 3.40% 16mm
50 3.60% 1 Omm
100 2.60% 25mm
50 2.80% I Omm
100 3.30% 15mm
50 3.40% 16mm
100 3.90% 25mm
50 3.90% 16mm
100 4.60% 25mm
V4.o
AWG
11
10
10
7
7
5
7
3
5
3
5
3
5
3
1