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Car Battery Switch with Disconnect Function

Car Battery Switch with Disconnect Function

Regular price £34.95 GBP
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The battery is dead, even though the car has been unused for days.

Anyone who parks their vehicle for a longer period knows the result: a discharged battery that fails at the worst moment. The smart battery-disconnect switch made of copper reliably interrupts the circuit – manually at the push of a button or automatically – and thus protects against gradual energy loss. The result: the vehicle starts immediately even after a long period of inactivity.

Benefits

  • No more dead batteries after long downtime: The disconnect switch interrupts the current flow as soon as the vehicle is not in use – silent consumers can no longer drain the battery unnoticed.
  • No complicated removal when parking: Thanks to the uncomplicated installation process and broad vehicle compatibility, the switch is mounted once and then operated by pressing a button – no tools needed for every use.
  • No doubts about reliability in emergencies: The robust copper housing is designed for extreme conditions – those who need the vehicle again after weeks do not have to hope the battery still holds up.

Specifications

  • Function: Manual and automatic circuit disconnect switch
  • Material: Copper
  • Compatibility: Wide vehicle compatibility
  • Scope of delivery: 1 × Intelligent battery disconnect switch for cars

Usage

  1. Install: Attach the disconnect switch directly to the vehicle battery according to the instructions – no special tools required.
  2. Activate: Before extended downtimes, operate the switch to interrupt the circuit and protect the battery.
  3. Reactivate: Before the next drive, reset the switch – the battery is fully charged and ready for use.

Pro tip: For vehicles with many control units, activate the switch already after 24 hours of down time – modern on-board networks draw continuous current even in standby and drain the battery faster than expected.