| VOLTAGE REDUCERS VOLTAGE LIMITERS |
Voltage Reducers and Voltage Limiters are two terms with the same
meaning. They are used in conjunction with two 8 volt batteries to reduce
the voltage from 16 VDC nominal to approximately 13 VDC. This allows
two 8 V batteries to power 12 V loads without applying over voltage to
those loads.
A Voltage Reducer/Limiter is a low cost solution when minimal use of 12 V
loads is expected. For example a vehicle equipped only with lights and
expected to be driven mostly during daylight. SPS PN 20434 is rated for 16
ADC Continuous and 20 ADC intermittent.
Heavy use of 12 V loads using a Voltage Reducer/Limiter will over stress the two
batteries and lead to premature failure of the battery pack. In the case of radios,
frequent use of lights, and other high drain 12 V loads a DC/DC Converter is the
appropriate product.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Contact SPS for more information.
meaning. They are used in conjunction with two 8 volt batteries to reduce
the voltage from 16 VDC nominal to approximately 13 VDC. This allows
two 8 V batteries to power 12 V loads without applying over voltage to
those loads.
A Voltage Reducer/Limiter is a low cost solution when minimal use of 12 V
loads is expected. For example a vehicle equipped only with lights and
expected to be driven mostly during daylight. SPS PN 20434 is rated for 16
ADC Continuous and 20 ADC intermittent.
Heavy use of 12 V loads using a Voltage Reducer/Limiter will over stress the two
batteries and lead to premature failure of the battery pack. In the case of radios,
frequent use of lights, and other high drain 12 V loads a DC/DC Converter is the
appropriate product.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Contact SPS for more information.
| SPS Electronics Incorporated 8005 Island Road - Eden Prairie, MN 55347 Phone: 952.934.7004 Fax: 952.934.8882 info@spselectronics.com |
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