Blue Sea 8689 - Triple Battery Bank Management Panel

Blue Sea 8689 - Triple Battery Bank Management Panel

The Blue Sea 8689 - Triple Battery Bank Management Panel is a powerful and reliable solution for managing three isolated battery banks. Designed to isolate the engine circuit from the house circuits, it ensures safe operation and prevents cross-interference between batteries. This panel allows for emergency cross-connection between the isolated banks, ensuring continuous power supply when needed. Additionally, it protects electronics from voltage sags and spikes caused by engine cranking, safeguarding sensitive devices and ensuring the longevity of your system. Its high-performance ratings make it ideal for a wide range of applications, including marine, RV, and off-grid systems.

The Blue Sea 8689 features seven positions, offering versatility in configuring battery systems with 12V DC, 24V DC, and a maximum voltage of 32V DC. With continuous current ratings up to 300A, it ensures reliable operation even under heavy load. The intermittent rating of 450A (5 minutes) and cranking current ratings of 1000A for 10 seconds and 650A for 1 minute ensure the panel can handle the surges and demands of engine starting. Compact in size (7.25in height, 7.25in width, and 3.25in depth) and weighing only 3.46lb (1.57 kg), it provides powerful battery management in a lightweight, easy-to-install package.

• Positions: 7
• Nominal Voltage: 12V DC, 24V DC
• Maximum Voltage: 32V DC
• Continuous Rating: 300A
• Intermittent Rating: 450A (5 min)
• Cranking Rating (10 sec): 1000A
• Cranking Rating (1 min): 650A
• Height: 7.25in (184.15 mm)
• Width: 7.25in (184.15 mm)
• Depth: 3.25in (82.55 mm)
• Weight: 3.46lb (1.57 kg)

The Blue Sea 8689 - Triple Battery Bank Management Panel offers exceptional functionality and protection for three battery banks, ensuring optimal performance in demanding conditions. Whether you're managing power in a boat, RV, or off-grid system, this panel provides reliability and safety for your electronic devices and battery systems.