VSM 422 Multi Monitoring System
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Would you like to be able to monitor your battery system or shore power connection? And perhaps also be able to display your fuel, fresh water and waste tank levels? Than the VSM 422 Multi-Monitor-System is the unit for you!
This battery display provides: voltage, charging and discharging current, actual battery conditions and battery temperature readings. AC voltage, current strength, power, inverters and generators can also be displayed.
The delivery contents come complete with shunts, AC transistor, battery-temperature gauge and assembly parts. An ultrasonic tank sensor with auto-calabration is also optionally available for delivery as well.
- operating voltage: 8.5 to 33 volts
- internal power consumption: 35/19 mA (9.5 / 24V)
- current range DC: 0-500 A
- current range, AC: 0-150 A
- maximum battery capacity: 2000 Ah
- connected up to 3 fuel gauges, also VDO
- 3 display modes (2 lines, 6 lines or graphic)
- adjustable alarms for almost all indications
- installation or surface mounting
- dimensions: 76 x 103 x 51 mm
A high-quality and well made mounting frame is also optionally available.
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