High Integrity Voltage Sensitive Split Charge Relay Camper Van Kit

Keep your leisure battery fully charged with our split charge relay kit!

This comes with all parts required to enable you to charge up your camper vans leisure battery using the starter battery/alternator of your vehicle. Included in the kit is a voltage sensitive relay (VSR) that only draws power and charges your leisure battery when your starter battery is at a certain voltage. This ensures that you never end up with a flat battery in your vehicle... which is always handy.

This kit has the added benefit of dual isolation, allowing you to isolate the vehicles starter battery and your leisure battery independently. Included in the kit is also a 6 way 12V fuse box, which then allows you to take up to 6 safe and fused outputs from your leisure battery to wire up your 12V accessories.

Please note, VSR’s are only compatible with vehicles without a smart alternator, regenerative braking, or stop/start technology. If you're unsure please just drop us a message.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

• 12V 140A Voltage Sensitive Relay
• 3M/5M/10M 16mm2 Red High Flex Battery Cable (Please select your option from above)
• 2M 16mm2 Black High Flex Battery Cable
• 12V 6 Way Fuse Box With Mixed Fuses
• 2 X Battery Isolators With Removable Keys
• 1 X Positive Leisure Battery Terminal
• 1 X Negative Leisure Battery Terminal
• 2 X Battery Terminal Covers
• 2 X Bolt Down Fuse Holders
• 2 X 100AMP Fuses
• 5 X 16mm2 10mm Hole Copper Crimp Terminals
• 2 X 16mm2 8mm Hole Copper Crimp Terminals
• 11 X 16mm2 6mm Hole Cooper Crimp Terminals
• 14 X 70mm Red Heat Shrink
• 4 X 70mm Black Heat Shrink
• 20 X Self Adhesive Cable Tie Bases
• 20 X Cable Ties

ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION

As with all the kits and layouts provided on our site, they serve as a guide only and we recommend all wiring and installation is carried out by a qualified professional. Disconnect all AC and DC power sources to prevent accidental shock. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all the applicable installation codes, regulations, and to ensure the equipment is fitted correctly.