Simultaneously switches two isolated battery banks
300 A continuous current
Suitable for 12 / 24 V systems
Maximum operation of 32 V
Tin-plated copper studs
Accepts M10 ring terminals
Corrosion resistant
Isolating cover to protect rear contacts
Flexible installation with breakout tabs to allow wire access in any direction
Black colour
*Mounting screws not included
Where to use it
This switch can be used in 4WDs, caravans, boats, and off-grid setups to control power between starter and auxiliary batteries or to isolate battery banks when not in use.
Dimensions
Width
74.93 mm
Height
74.93 mm
Depth
84.53 mm
Weight
260 g
Warranty
1-year warranty
Applications
Marine
RV's
Caravans
Off-Grid Systems
Tiny Houses
Cabins
About Alvolta
Australian-owned and operated and driven by a passion for excellence, Alvolta offers unwavering performance and durability even in harsh Australian conditions. Alvolta specialises in precision-engineered DC components, designed to enhance off-grid adventures. Their commitment to delivering superior power performance with uncompromising quality is evident in their lineup of solar panels, solar charge controllers, circuit protection devices, mounting solutions, tools, and more. Supply yourself with all the arsenal you need to extend your power supply and adventure for longer with Alvolta.
It lets you safely connect, disconnect, or isolate your battery from your system, helping prevent battery drain and protecting your electrical setup.
They're commonly used in 4WDs, caravans, boats, and off-grid setups to control power between starter and auxiliary batteries or to isolate batteries when not in use.
Yes. Many Alvolta switches can manage single or dual-battery systems, letting you switch between battery banks or run them in parallel.
Yes. They're designed for simple mounting and straightforward wiring, making them suitable for DIY users or professional installers.
Absolutely. Alvolta battery switches are built tough with marine-grade materials, resistant to water, dust, and vibration.
A simple on/off switch is usually all you need to isolate or protect a single battery bank.
You'll likely need a dual-battery switch, which lets you isolate each battery bank, run them together, or select between them.
Look for a switch that matches your system design - such as house vs starter isolation, or one that allows emergency crossover.
Start with the number of batteries in your system, then choose the switch type that best suits how you want to manage them.