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The PetrolScooter 37328 Battery Isolator Switch is an essential safety and maintenance tool for owners of cars, caravans, boats, and trailers who need a reliable way to manage power and prevent battery discharge. By providing a secure, physical disconnect mechanism, this 100 Amp switch ensures your vehicle's battery remains charged during long periods of inactivity, though it requires permanent installation into your vehicle's chassis or battery housing.
| Model Part Number | 37328 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
Yes, this switch is compatible with 6v, 12v, and 24v systems.
Yes, the product includes two keys.
The switch itself does not consume power, but it is designed to disconnect the circuit to prevent your vehicle's electronics from draining the battery.
The switch is designed for durability, but it should be mounted in a location protected from direct heavy sea spray or submerged water contact.
The switch is rated for 100 Amps.
You need to accommodate a 7.6 mm thread diameter.
Check the wiring to ensure the switch is correctly installed in series with the battery cable rather than being bypassed.
Ensure the mounting plate is not warping the housing; slightly loosen the mounting nut to relieve pressure.
Verify that the terminal connections on the back of the switch are tight and free of corrosion.
To install, you will need to mount the switch through a hole in your dashboard or battery housing using the 7.6 mm diameter thread. Ensure you have adequate clearance for the 20.4 mm thread length. Connect your main battery cables directly to the terminals on the back of the unit. Maintenance is minimal; keep the keyhole clean of debris and ensure the connections remain tight to prevent heat buildup. Always verify that the switch is in the 'off' position before performing any electrical work on the vehicle.
