Battery Monitor and Remote for 12V battery C8 Corvette
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2023
- Thanks to TeamZR1.com owner John Rovner for this amazing tip on this battery monitor. Contact is TeamZR1.com You can use it on most any car, motorcycle or golf cart. We do install on C8 Corvette.
And the monitor transmits the date to the remote. So you can be inside your house and still monitor the health of your battery. Great price at Amazon. Here is the link: amzn.to/43xDt26 - Авто та транспорт
Why not just leave on a battery tender and not have to worry? Definitely a cool product. 👍
For the price, I can keep an eye on when I need to put on the charger. Can also use it on a motorcycle or golf car.
Hi again Robert:
Thank you for all you do for Corvette enthusiasts!
Technology is a wonderful thing, when it works!
Is there an “Audible Alarm” from the unit when “something bad occurs”?
Or, must a visual or physical inspection of each vehicle be conducted?
Are there some batteries (other than Lead Acid) where this device will not work? Gel? Lithium-Ion? Marine Deep Cycle? Other?
Is there a range limitation between the battery and the base unit inside the house?
Can this be used while a Battery Tender is in use?
Does it operate on various frequencies, so multiple units can be used? Or, do they interfere with each other?
I keep a Battery Tender attached to 4 of 6 vehicles, the ones that are not my “Daily Drivers”. Thus, can multiple monitors report on the status of each battery? (I was told Corvettes use a lot of juice while in storage?)
Thanks, I know I probably missed something 😢……
Hey Bob, Pretty cool piece! Where does it draw solar power from in the garage?
If I have the garage door open indirect sunlight hits the panel. But I have it in the house and I've not had to use the usb-C cable once. Keeps charged all on its own.
Please connect the multimeter to the circuit break and check the current consumption of this device. The manufacturer claims that 2.3 ma, I want to know if this is true
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Hello, I am from Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. I am interested in using this tool on my car but before buying it I need help.
1. Currently in my car there is a TPMS device (Tire Pressure Monitor System) where this device is similar to the ANCEL BM200 PRO, both sending data without cables but through sensors. Will these two tools if installed in 1 car interfere with each other?
2. According to the information, the module is attached to the battery in the engine room. Is the module casing strong enough to withstand the engine's hot air?, maybe for safety the module can be connected with a long enough cable and put in the driver's cabin.
Thank you for taking the time to answer me.
warm greetings
I've seen no interference on the TPMS and a friend of mine has tested it for quite some time. So, I would not hesitate to use it. I have had it on my car for many months with no issues. Since the battery is up front and the engine (on the C8 Corvette) is in the rear, heat is not an issue.
Hope this helps and Greeting to you from Central Florida.
Thanks for the great video. Question so after how many days do you usually plug in battery tender to keep the battery healthy and the battery won't get too low, and how many days when it's absolutely necessary to plug in battery tender or else battery will die?
Great question.
I would put the battery tender on if I saw less than 12.2V and/or 90% ScC. And leave the tender on until I saw 100% SoC and 12.6 V
@@RobertMacCready How many weeks does it usually take for it to get less than that? The 90% and 12.2