BEP Marine 90 Surge Protector Instruction Manual
- October 30, 2023
- BEP MARINE
Table of Contents
BEP Marine 90 Surge Protector Instruction Manual
PART NUMBERS:
- 12V – 80-707-0004-00
- 24V – 80-707-0005-00
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
**** The Surge Protector will protect against transient pulses and surges
from electrical/ electronic devices such as motors and pumps. It also protects
against high energy surges such as an alternator load dump from a battery
cable removal while under high charge currents.
Designed to meet ISO 7637 -1 (12V), ISO 7637 -2 & SAEJ1113-11.
Available for 12V & 24V systems. The Surge Protector ‘Clamps’ the voltage at
17V (12V system) or 35V (24V system).
The module is polarity sensitive and must be wired correctly to operate. It
should be wired as near to the load as is practicable i.e., after long cable
runs & battery isolators etc.
There is a 250mA relay output (at battery voltage) that is that latches on
under high energy surges of >1-2ms and can be used to drive an LED indicator.
The relay will latch when activated and will only reset after power is removed
and reapplied.
The relay will not become active under transient pulses as they can occur
frequently.
WIRING DIAGRAM:
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Designed to protect downstream electronics from surges and over voltage
- Protects electronics against ISO 16750-2 load dumps and ISO 7637-2 overvoltage
- Install a 20A fuse in module positive
- 100% solid state
- 12V Model
- Cut-in voltage 16V – 9V
- Max Clamping Voltage 9V (at >100A)
- 24V Model
- Cut-in voltage 9V – 35.1V
- Max Clamping Voltage 1V (at >100A)
- Auxiliary output signal will latch on in the event of a significant overvoltage
- 100mA output rating to control a relay or fault indicator
- Output latch can be cleared by removing and re-applying
- Dimensions – 68L x 68W x 54H (milimeters)
Albany, Auckland N.Z. Ph:+64 9 415 7261
Website: www.bepmarine.com E-mail:
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