Parallax Battery Disconnect Relay Br100 on 2040-parts.com
Homer, Michigan, United States
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BR100 is a solenoid type of high current relay that is typically used to
isolate either house or engine batteries from the electrical system
they are connected to. This is done to prevent complete battery
discharge in long storage periods. It can also be used to isolate
batteries in banks to aid in charging or keeping reserve power. The
electrical ratings are 12V DC, 100 amperes continuous, 300 amperes for
surges up to 30 seconds. Mounting brackets must be connected to 12V
negative. The BR100 has two 10 ampere DC fused "accessory" circuits;
one on the battery side and one on 12V system side.
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