Osculati 14.275.11 - Victron Energy Battery Protect BP-65

SKU: CN VIBPR000065400

€ 43,76

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Osculati 14.275.11 – Victron Battery Protect BP-65 is an advanced electronic battery disconnect unit that safeguards starter and service batteries by shutting off non-essential loads when voltage drops to a critical level. Rated for continuous currents up to 65 A (100 A peak), it operates across a wide voltage range (6–35 V), with automatic cut-off and reconnection at preconfigured thresholds. This compact, efficient module prevents deep discharge and ensures reliable engine start-up in automotive, marine, and off-grid systems.

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Osculati 14.275.11 – Victron Battery Protect BP-65

The Osculati 14.275.11 Victron Battery Protect BP-65 is designed to extend battery life and preserve critical starting capability by automatically disconnecting low-priority loads when battery voltage drops. It prevents deep discharge, protects battery health, and ensures enough power is available for engine starting or other priority systems.

Key Features:

Automatically disconnects non-essential loads at low voltage
Prevents full battery discharge and ensures reliable engine starts
Operates in 12V and 24V systems (6–35 V DC range)
Compact and lightweight design for flexible installation
Continuous current rating: 65 A (peak 100 A)
Configurable disconnection and reconnection thresholds
Typical disconnection time: 90 seconds

Technical Specifications:

Model	Osculati 14.275.11
Product Type	Battery Load Disconnect Module
Max Continuous Current	65 A
Peak Current	100 A
Operating Voltage	6–35 V DC
Disconnection Threshold	10.5 V (12V) / 21 V (24V)
Reconnection Threshold	12 V (12V) / 24 V (24V)
Disconnection Time	90 seconds
Dimensions (mm)	40 × 48 × 106
Weight (kg)	0.2

The Victron Battery Protect BP-65 is ideal for safeguarding batteries in RVs, boats, solar systems, and off-grid installations—automating low-voltage protection to extend battery life and prevent critical power loss.