Customer Reviews

Sunforce 60113 150 Amp Battery Isolator

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

The terminals are 1/4" diameter and made out of really cheap "metal". They break off without much torque at all, the inside is two micro relays. There is no way they can support 150A, there is no way the soldering job they did in it would support 150A.

This item is made a little cheap but it seems to work well. I'm just a little doubtful that it can actually handle 150A.

I installed this unit in a 1970 VW bus to charge a deep cycle to run my stereo and accessories. Thus far It seem to work fine. the reason for 4 stars vs 5 stars is due to the build quality. to me the plastic seems cheep and the included mount is hard to install.

Paid extra money for this isolator but I think it's worth it. I haven't put it to heavy use. That will happen in another month but so far so good. I like the fact that I can just push a button and make the AUX battery jump start my main battery at the touch of a button.

We ust this in our motorhome to keep the house batteries charged while driving. The only fault I'd state is that it keeps the banks connected until the voltage drops below a preset limit (I think it's 13.7 volts), but that's not that big of a deal as the voltage tapers off quickly when charging stops.
Works geat to jump the start battery too, although a remote activation would be a nice addition.