Marinco/bep 721 Heavy-duty Battery Selector Switch on 2040-parts.com
Old Saybrook, Connecticut, United States
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The 721 Battery Selector Switch is a heavy duty selector switch. Housed in the same module as the 720, it includes the same removable plates and back cover. While BEP Marine recommends isolated battery systems as outlined with our distribution clusters, the 721 offers a simple economical way of separating two batteries. Please note selector switches will not separate electronics from harmful engine starting spikes. DC Voltage 6 - 48 VDC Stud Size (Imperial) 3 x 3/8 in Stud Size (Metric) 2 x 10mm OEM Part # 721B Continuous Rating 350 Intermittent Rating 500 Cranking Rating 1500 We accept PayPal only. PayPal
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