Simarine SI-SCQ25T Quad shunt:
SCQ25T is an innovative combination of the SCQ25 shunt module PLUS the T107 Voltage and Resistance input Module with:
- Four current inputs for monitoring individual consumer and generator continuous currents up to 25A (35A peak) per input
- Can handle 12V or 24V systems, (same voltage used per device)
- Innovative protected architecture allows wiring in either negative (low) or positive (high) side. (same system used per device)
- Very convenient for monitoring smaller consumers like refrigerator or generators like solar, wind, hydro or shore power.
- Current channels can be combined for higher amperage, meaning 2 x 25A channels can be used for measuring up to 50A.
- Up to five modules can be connected simultaneously to monitor up to 20 current channels with PICO Battery Monitor.
- Assignable NO or NC output relay.
Plus it is equipped with:
- four resistance inputs for resistance-type tank level or temperature sensors and
- three voltage inputs for voltage-type tanks sensors and battery voltages allows wide connection possibilities.
- assignable relay output NO or NC.
It receives its power to operate via the twisted pair communication cable from the splitter power block.
It is a versatile module for monitoring:
- Tanks of all descriptions
- Temperature sensors
- Battery voltage
- Inclinometer inputs (x and Y need an input each)
- AC current sense
- Irradiation sensor for solar performance
Applications
Marine
RV's
Caravans
Off-Grid Systems
Tiny Houses
Cabins
More about Simarine:
Founded on a belief that electronic devices should be easy to understand and use, Simarine provides energy-efficient, user-friendly products built sustainably with high-quality materials. Their state-of-the-art electronic solutions for caravans, campervans, motorhomes and marine applications are a staple of the industry. Their mission is to provide lovers of the great outdoors and seekers of breathtaking views with accurate and reliable data on, and control over, their batteries, tank levels, temperatures, individual consumers and generators, and much more. All in an easy-to-understand format.