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Isotherm SEG00007CA – GE3 ASU Electrical Unit 24 V (Red, TP39233)
The Isotherm SEG00007CA is a GE3 ASU (Automatic/Adaptive Start-Up) electrical control unit designed for 24 V marine refrigeration systems. Identified as the Red version and referenced as TP39233, this module provides advanced compressor control, adaptive cooling intelligence, and optimized battery management for refrigerators operating with Secop/Danfoss BD-series compressors. As part of the ASU system, it boosts cooling output when surplus power is available and reduces energy consumption when running from battery reserves.
This OEM electrical unit replaces failing or aging ASU controllers and restores factory performance, including surplus-energy cooling, battery protection features, and stable compressor operation. Built to withstand marine conditions, the GE3 ASU module features robust electronics resistant to humidity, salt air, vibration, and temperature variation. It integrates directly with ASU control panels and sensors, ensuring seamless compatibility with existing installations.
Technical Specifications
Parameter Value Model SEG00007CA Type GE3 ASU electrical unit Voltage 24 V DC Version Red Reference TP39233 System Isotherm ASU adaptive refrigeration Function Compressor regulation, energy optimization, battery protection Compatibility Secop/Danfoss BD-series compressors Installation Direct OEM replacement Environment Resistance Humidity, vibration, salt air
Features
- 24 V GE3 ASU controller for marine refrigeration systems.
- Adaptive cooling logic increases efficiency and extends battery life.
- Boosts cooling performance when surplus AC/DC power is available.
- Red version (TP39233) for systems requiring specific ASU configurations.
- Controls compressor behavior and energy-saving functions.
- Marine-grade electronics for long-term durability.
- Plug-and-play OEM replacement for failed ASU units.
Applications
- Isotherm refrigerators equipped with ASU adaptive technology.
- 24 V DC marine electrical systems.
- Replacement of defective ASU control modules.
- Refits and upgrades to improve energy efficiency onboard.
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