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Old 29-09-2019, 08:32   #1
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Location: Torquay UK
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Battery low voltage notification
I believe that gadgets that will let me know of any battery low voltage and/or shore power loss is available. Anyone have any experience of them? Any recommendations or otherwise?

My boat has 2x230ah (domestic) and 1x170ah (engine) sealed, replacing some wet batteries that had been fully discharged on probably more than 2 occasions and were cooking!!


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