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Battery Anticorrosion Rings
These are a must on any battery bank. You will need one per battery post [two per battery]. The ring for an L-16 is larger to fit over the larger
post. These rings go over the post before the cable is bolted on. They lay on top of the battery case around the stud and chemically protect the studs from corrosion. They are not a washer that is attached by the cable lug and nut.
Battery Cables
 These cables are made with small strand flexible battery cable. Each end has a copper
lug crimped on with a gas-less connection. The crimped portion is then covered with heat-shrink tubing with a glued bond to protect against corrosion.
Custom Cables
2, 2/0, or 4/0 gauge. Any length.
Similar pricing as above.
Lead Battery Lugs
Use these to make secure connections to your batteries if you don't have battery leads with crimped or soldered ring terminals or if your batteries don't have threaded studs.
Battery Filler Tank
721-007 Battery Filler
$7.95
We have come across a handy device for "automatically" filling batteries. Just put the filler spout into the battery filler neck and hold it there. The distilled water stops flowing at the correct level automatically. A perfect fill every time. The container holds a little more than 1/2 gallon of distilled water. Very easy to use.
Hydrometer
721-004 Hydrometer $12.95
We sell hydrometers because our customers keep ending up with cheap ones that are grossly inaccurate. These hydrometers have a glass float calibrated with number values and a small thermometer for temperature compensation. Buy one of these and throw the old one (with the four floating balls) away.
Battery Filler Bulb
721-005 Battery Filler Bulb $3.50
A large rubber bulb and shaft for easy and accurate adding of distilled water to batteries.
Power Vent
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The Power Vent battery box ventilator is the ideal solution for venting your battery bank. It is fitted with a 12v, 24v or 48v fan using only 3 watts (6 watts for the 48v version as it has two fans). The 12 and 24v units use 2" PVC pipe sockets; the 48v version uses a 2" input with a
3" output. All versions have a back-draft damper and must be mounted vertically in an exhaust pipe. Those of you with sine wave inverters can use one of the included voltage controlled relays to switch the vent on and off. If your system doesn't have a voltage controlled relay built in, you can purchase the Power Vent as part of a battery venting kit using a Trace C30 for the switch. See below.
Battery Venting Kit
Most people will be able to use a thermo-siphoning vent to satisfy the venting requirements for their battery area. For those who have a need for a more positive
method, we have a battery venting kit that is composed of a Solar Converter
VCS-2AC load disconnect device and
the Power Vent, listed above. When the battery bank reaches a voltage level where battery gassing starts, the fan is turned on. When the battery voltage drops below the gassing level, the fan is
stopped. Thus the fan is only on when the batteries are gassing, and nearly fully charged.
Two inch PVC is used for the vent pipe. We preset the connect and disconnect
points for you.
See Power Vent above.
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