115-12-35CD Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 12-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 7.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 3.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 35 Output Amperage (Continuous): 35 Weight: 32 lbs. / 14.6 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 6.5” x 9.5” x 14.0” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature C.D. Units - 0-65 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 50 degrees C to 50% @ 65 degrees C thermal Shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 13.6 VDC (internally adjustable 12.6-14.5 VDC) Ripple: 40mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

115-24-35CD Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 24-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 5.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 2.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 10 Output Amperage (Continuous): 4 Weight: 20 lbs. / 9.1 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 5.7” x 4.8” x 16.3” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature C.D. Units - 0-65 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 50 degrees C to 50% @ 65 degrees C thermal Shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 24.5 VDC (Internally adjustable 21-27.5 VDC) Ripple: 70mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

115-12-20A Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 12-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 5.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 2.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 20 Output Amperage (Continuous): 8 Weight: 20 lbs. / 9.1 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 5.7” x 4.8” x 16.3” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature Standard Units - 0-50 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 40 degrees C to 50% @ 50 degrees C thermal shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 13.6 VDC (internally adjustable 12.6-14.5 VDC) Ripple: 40mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

115-12-8 Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 12-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 2.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 1.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 8 Output Amperage (Continuous): 5 Weight: 32 lbs. / 14.6 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 6.0” x 4.6” x 8.5” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature Standard Units - 0-50 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 40 degrees C to 50% @ 50 degrees C thermal shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 13.6 VDC (internally adjustable 12.6-14.5 VDC) Ripple: 40mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

115-24-10 Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 24-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 5.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 2.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 10 Output Amperage (Continuous): 4 Weight: 20 lbs. / 9.1 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 5.7” x 4.8” x 16.3” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature Standard Units - 0-50 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 40 degrees C to 50% @ 50 degrees C thermal shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 24.5 VDC (Internally adjustable 21-27.5 VDC) Ripple: 70mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

115-24-18CD Power Supply This super-rugged DC power supply is ideal for powering 24-volt communication and navigation equipment onboard commercial vessels where reliability is essential. The proven linear circuit design provides pure noise-free output and a long service life. Features: Excellent Regulation and Ripple Spec (output voltage maintained within 1% under all rated line and load conditions) Polyurethane conformal coated PC board and corrosion-resistant heavy-duty aluminum case with integral shock mounts assure survival in hostile environments The heat generated by semi-conductors is extracted and dissipated by large heat sink fins for cool operation Protection: overvoltage, current limit; (set @ 105% of intermittent rating), thermal overload, and input/output fusing Thermally activated cooling fan on “CD” units Specifications: Nominal Input/VAC: 115/230     Maximum Input Current @115: 5.5 Maximum Input Current @230: 2.5 Output Amperage (Intermittent): 10 Output Amperage (Continuous): 4 Weight: 20 lbs. / 9.1 kg Case Size: H x W x D (inch): 5.7” x 4.8” x 16.3” Input Range 105-125/210-250 VAC (selectable), 50-60 Hz; Derate to 50% output below 110 and 220 VAC Operating Temperature C.D. Units - 0-65 degrees C, Derate linearly from 100% @ 50 degrees C to 50% @ 65 degrees C thermal Shutdown @ 85 degrees C case temperature Duty Cycle: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty Continuous: 24 hours/day 100% Duty Options: Modify for use as a battery charger The output voltage is adjusted (see Output Voltage for range) Transfer relay for back-up battery in event of power failure (ERC option) Output Voltage: 24.5 VDC (Internally adjustable 21-27.5 VDC) Ripple: 70mV P-P (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) 1% Line and Load (@ 110-125 / 220-250 VAC input) Mechanical: Powder-coated aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Power-Pac 14AH Power Supply   The 12V DC power supply features built-in backup batteries, which are charged during normal operation and then continue to power radios and critical navigation equipment when AC power is lost. The Power-Pac is ideal for commercial vessels, work boats, and yachts. The Power-Pac’s highly regulated, low-rising 10-amp output powers radios and other sensitive communications equipment without causing RF or audio interference. At the same time, it floats and charges one or two (depending on the model) built-in 7-amp/hour backup batteries. These are kept at peak charge during the normal functioning of the unit when AC is being supplied. In the event of a loss of AC power, the internal batteries automatically take over to power communication equipment, providing a true uninterruptible DC source. Features: Highly regulated, low ripple, noise-free 12-volt output Built-in, “on-line” stand-by battery provides immediate backup power in case of AC power loss Internal mounting space and terminals for conversion of the 7 A/H model into the 14 A/H model Output “Normal” indicator L.E.D. “Back-up power only” warning light Audible and visual low battery (10.7 VDC) voltage indicators Low battery warning buzzer mute switch Automatic low battery (10.3 VDC) voltage disconnect Low voltage disconnect override button Over-voltage protection Current limit protection Input/output fused Separate output terminals are provided for charging external batteries 115/230 50-60 Hz input, selected by a slide switch on the rear panel Specifications: Battery Capacity: 14 amp/hour   Case Size (H x W x D): 5.3 x 9.0 x 10.5 inches (13.3 x 22.9 x 26.7 centimeters)   Weight: 24 lbs. (10.9 kg) Input: 115/230 VAC, 50-60 Hz. Output: 13.6 VDC @ 5A cont., 10A Int. Regulation: 1% line and load Ripple: 1% P-P Operating Temp: 0-40 degrees C With a 14 Amp/Hour Battery Installed, the Unit Provides Approximately the Following Power: 7 amps for 100 min. 10 amps for 60 min. 15 amps for 30 min. 20 amps for 15 min *Assuming battery at full charge when a.c. power failed. The Power-Pac 7 A/H (single battery model) can power a 25-watt transceiver for up to 3 hours, based on a 20% transmit/receive duty cycle. Power-Pac 14 A/H can provide the same service for up to 6 hours. Provision is made for expanding backup power up to twelve hours (in this example, longer under lesser loads) with the installation of additional externally wired batteries (total 28 amps/hours max.). Batteries are automatically recharged when the AC is restored. The operator is kept informed of all important functions, such as AC input, DC output, and battery status, with front panel indicator lights and a low battery warning buzzer. Protection: AC Input fuse Internal and external Battery fuses Over Voltage Current Limit Automatic Thermal Shutdown Low Battery Disconnect Mechanical Details: Vinyl Laminated aluminum case 6’ standard AC power cord Ac input selector switch Battery Details: Sealed Lead Acid, Deep-cycle. Certified by DOT and IATA for shipment by Air Weight per 7 AH Battery: 6 lbs. Size (inch): 6” x 3.75” x 2.5” Options: Form C AC Failure Contacts (Contact factory for details) Extra batteries, sold separately 7 A/H increments; each Power Pac will accommodate 28 A/H max. (14 internal, 14 external) This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Power-Pac 7AH Power Supply The 12V DC power supply features built-in backup batteries, which are charged during normal operation and then continue to power radios and critical navigation equipment when AC power is lost. The Power-Pac is ideal for commercial vessels, work boats, and yachts. The Power-Pac’s highly regulated, low-rising 10-amp output powers radios and other sensitive communications equipment without causing RF or audio interference. At the same time, it floats and charges one or two (depending on the model) built-in 7-amp/hour backup batteries. These are kept at peak charge during the normal functioning of the unit when AC is being supplied. In the event of a loss of AC power, the internal batteries automatically take over to power communication equipment, providing a true uninterruptible DC source. Features: Highly regulated, low ripple, noise-free 12-volt output Built-in, “on-line” stand-by battery provides immediate backup power in case of AC power loss Internal mounting space and terminals for conversion of the 7 A/H model into the 14 A/H model Output “Normal” indicator L.E.D. “Back-up power only” warning light Audible and visual low battery (10.7 VDC) voltage indicators Low battery warning buzzer mute switch Automatic low battery (10.3 VDC) voltage disconnect Low voltage disconnect override button Over-voltage protection Current limit protection Input/output fused Separate output terminals are provided for charging external batteries 115/230 50-60 Hz input, selected by a slide switch on the rear panel Specifications: Battery Capacity: 7 amp/hour   Case Size (H x W x D): 5.3 x 9.0 x 10.5 inches (13.3 x 22.9 x 26.7 centimeters)   Weight: 18 lbs. (8.2 kg) Input: 115/230 VAC, 50-60 Hz. Output: 13.6 VDC @ 5A cont., 10A Int. Regulation: 1% line and load Ripple: 1% P-P Operating Temp: 0-40 degrees C With a 7 Amp/Hour Battery Installed, the Unit Provides Approximately the Following Power. *7 Amps for 40 Min. 10 amps for 20 min. 15 amps for 10 min. 20 amps for 4 min. *Assuming battery at full charge when a.c. power failed. The Power-Pac 7 A/H (single battery model) can power a 25-watt transceiver for up to 3 hours, based on a 20% transmit/receive duty cycle. Power-Pac 14 A/H can provide the same service for up to 6 hours. Provision is made for expanding backup power up to twelve hours (in this example, longer under lesser loads) with the installation of additional externally wired batteries (total 28 amps/hours max.). Batteries are automatically recharged when the AC is restored. The operator is kept informed of all important functions, such as AC input, DC output, and battery status, with front panel indicator lights and a low battery warning buzzer. Protection: AC Input fuse Internal and external Battery fuses Over Voltage Current Limit Automatic Thermal Shutdown Low Battery Disconnect Mechanical Details: Vinyl Laminated aluminum case 6’ standard AC power cord Ac input selector switch Battery Details: Sealed Lead Acid, Deep-cycle. Certified by DOT and IATA for shipment by Air Weight per 7 AH Battery; 6 lbs. Size (inch): 6” x 3.75” x 2.5” Options: Form C AC Failure Contacts (Contact factory for details) Extra batteries, sold separately 7 A/H increments; each Power Pac will accommodate 28 A/H max. (14 internal, 14 external) This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

ERC-12-15 Emergency Relay The Emergency Relay/Charger is a device for assuring immediate backup power to communications equipment in the event AC power is temporarily lost to the power supply or the supply fails. In addition, it will allow the power supply to act as a “trickle” battery charger without any additional modification. When loss of DC voltage is sensed by the ERC, it employs a fast-acting S.P.D.T. relay to automatically switch the equipment’s DC input over to a standby battery to allow continued operation. When the power supply is returned to service, the ERC disengages the battery and puts the supply back online to provide DC voltage. While the power supply is operating normally, a small portion of the output current is directed to the battery to trickle-charge and maintain it at full voltage. (Note: Battery float voltage will be maintained at .7 volts lower than the power supply voltage.) Note: If the power supply is down for an extended period, the backup battery may become significantly discharged while powering the radio. When the supply returns to service, the trickle charge rate of the ERC may be insufficient to restore the battery to full charge in a timely manner. In the event this occurs, a supplemental charger may be necessary to bring the battery to full charge. Installation Select a suitable location as close to the battery as possible where there is no likelihood of accidental contact and shorting of the terminals. The ERC may be mounted vertically, horizontally, or even upside-down, if necessary, without affecting its operation. Two # 10 sheet metal or wood screws will be needed. Mounting on a metal surface is acceptable as the inputs and outputs are isolated from the mounting bracket. Note: If the battery is stored in an unventilated enclosure, it is not recommended that users mount the ERC within the same enclosure. As with any relay, it should not be in an area where there may possibly be battery gases or any other potentially explosive gases present. Wiring The wiring should be as direct as possible. Ensure that the battery posts are free from corrosion. Determine the correct gauge wire using the information below. The wire length is the total length of the run (ERC-to-Radio + Power Supply-to-ERC) or (ERC-to-Radio + Battery-to-ERC), whichever is longer. 5 ft. wire length = #14 AWG 10 ft. wire length = #12 AWG 15 ft. wire length = #10 AWG 20 ft. wire length = #10 AWG Use the provided crimp ring lug connectors to secure wiring to the ERC. Models ERC-12-15 and ERC-24-15 are provided with yellow plastic terminal covers, which must be reinstalled after wiring to prevent accidental shorting. Specifications: Input Range: 10.0-14.5 VDC (12V) Relay Rating: 10 amps continuous & 15 amps intermittent Float Trickle (typical): 0.1 amps Dimensions (inches): 5-1/8" x 2-7/8" x 2-3/8" Weight: 0.5 lbs.

ERC-12-35 Emergency Relay The Emergency Relay/Charger is a device for assuring immediate backup power to communications equipment in the event AC power is temporarily lost to the power supply or the supply fails. In addition, it will allow the power supply to act as a “trickle” battery charger without any additional modification. When the ERC senses a loss of DC voltage, it employs a fast-acting S.P.D.T. relay to automatically switch the equipment’s DC input over to a standby battery to allow continued operation. When the power supply is returned to service, the ERC disengages the battery and puts the supply back online to provide DC voltage. While the power supply is operating normally, a small portion of the output current is directed to the battery to trickle-charge and maintain it at full voltage. (Note: Battery float voltage will be maintained at .7 volts lower than the power supply voltage.) Note: If the power supply is down for an extended period, the backup battery may become significantly discharged while powering the radio. When the supply returns to service, the trickle charge rate of the ERC may be insufficient to restore the battery to full charge promptly. In the event this occurs, a supplemental charger may be necessary to bring the battery to full charge. Installation Select a suitable location as close to the battery as possible where there is no likelihood of accidental contact and shorting of the terminals. The ERC may be mounted vertically, horizontally, or even upside-down, if necessary, without affecting its operation. Two # 10 sheet metal or wood screws will be needed. Mounting on a metal surface is acceptable as the inputs and outputs are isolated from the mounting bracket. Note: If the battery is stored in an unventilated enclosure, users are not recommended to mount the ERC within the same enclosure. As with any relay, it should not be in an area where there may be battery gases or any other potentially explosive gases present. Wiring The wiring should be as direct as possible. Ensure that the battery posts are free from corrosion. Determine the correct gauge wire using the information below. The wire length is the total length of the run (ERC-to-Radio + Power Supply-to-ERC) or (ERC-to-Radio + Battery-to-ERC), whichever is longer. 5 ft. wire length = #8 AWG 10 ft. wire length = #6 AWG 15 ft. wire length = #4 AWG 20 ft. wire length = #4 AWG Use the provided crimp ring lug connectors to secure wiring to the ERC. Models ERC-12-15 and ERC-24-15 have yellow plastic terminal covers, which must be reinstalled after wiring to prevent accidental shorting. Specifications: Input Range: 10.0-14.5 VDC (12V) Relay Rating: 30 amps continuous & 35 amps intermittent Float Trickle (typical): 0.1 amps Dimensions (inch): 5-1/8" x 2-7/8" x 3-5/8" Weight: 1.15 lbs

12-12-3i Power Stabilizer Feed sensitive electronics with proper voltage, regardless of the battery condition. This stabilizing converter provides continuous, precisely regulated output over the entire range of a battery’s usable voltage. This prevents subjecting loads to fluctuating input voltage, which can cause shutdown, diminish performance, and possibly damage sensitive circuitry. This converter provides total input/output isolation, virtually eliminating conducted line noise and permitting the connection of negative ground gear to positive or floating ground systems, or vice versa. It can be modified for use as a battery charger, allowing them to maintain a battery at a great distance from the primary voltage source, providing reserve power if the main source fails. The rugged anodized aluminum case is ideal for marine applications. Application Benefits Include: Operate electronics at optimal input voltage, even from nearly drained batteries Boost voltage to compensate for voltage drops in long wire runs from batteries Eliminate voltage drops during momentary high current drain from batteries, as during engine start Eliminate voltage fluctuation from charge sources Eliminate voltage overshoot due to sudden removal of high current load Specifications: Input Voltage: 10-16 Input Amps: 4 Output Voltage: 13.6 Output Amps (Intermittent): 3 Output Amps (Continuous): 3 Case Size (H x W x D): 3.5 x 3.5 x 1.75 inches (8.9 x 8.9 x 4.5 centimeters) Weight: 1 lb. (.45 kg) Output: 12 or 24V, nominal, see matrix Ripple: 150 mV P-P maximum Regulation: 1% Line/Load Duty Cycle Ratings: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty. Current limit is set at approx. 105% of intermittent rating. Continuous: 24 hours, 100% duty Idle Current: Less than 100 mA (including power “ON” light ) Operating Temp: 0-50 degrees C, Derate Linearly From 100% @ 40 degrees C To 50% @ 50 degrees C. Thermal shutdown @ 70 degrees C Case Temperature. Switching Frequency: 40 kHz. Efficiency: 85% – Typical. Isolation – Output/Chassis; Input/chassis: 250 VDC Mechanical Specifications: Anodized aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board Options/Factory Modifications: Operation as a battery charger (contact factory) Parallel/redundant operation (contact factory) High-vibration mounting kit Non-standard output voltage (contact factory) Option: Extreme Vibration Mounting Kit The Extreme Vibration Mounting Kit is available to protect NEWMAR power converters from the extreme stresses of shock and vibration when mounted on high-vibration vehicles. The kit (pictured here) replaces the standard vibration kit provided with the unit and fits into the unit’s mounting flange to act as a “super shock absorber” for electronics in high-vibration applications. It is available to fit all NEWMAR units from 2 to 70 lbs. Specify KIT–L for units that weigh 2–15 lbs. and Kit–H for units that weigh 16-70 lbs. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

12-12-6i Power Stabilizer Feed sensitive electronics with proper voltage, regardless of the battery condition. This stabilizing converter provides continuous, precisely regulated output over the entire range of a battery’s usable voltage. This prevents subjecting loads to fluctuating input voltage, which can cause shutdown, diminish performance, and possibly damage sensitive circuitry. This converter provides total input/output isolation, virtually eliminating conducted line noise and permitting the connection of negative ground gear to positive or floating ground systems, or vice versa. It can be modified for use as a battery charger, allowing them to maintain a battery at a great distance from the primary voltage source, providing reserve power if the main source fails. The rugged anodized aluminum case is ideal for marine applications. Application Benefits Include: Operate electronics at optimal input voltage, even from nearly drained batteries Boost voltage to compensate for voltage drops in long wire runs from batteries Eliminate voltage drops during momentary high current drain from batteries, as during engine start Eliminate voltage fluctuation from charge sources Eliminate voltage overshoot due to sudden removal of high current load Specifications: Input Voltage: 10-16 Input Amps: 8 Output Voltage: 13.6 Output Amps (Intermittent): 6 Output Amps (Continuous): 6 Case Size (H x W x D): 6.5 x 4.0 x 1.75 inches (6.8 x 10.2 x 4.5 centimeters) Weight: 2 lb. (.9 kg) Output: 12 or 24V, nominal, see matrix Ripple: 150 mV P-P maximum Regulation: 1% Line/Load Duty Cycle Ratings: Intermittent: 20 minutes max on time, 20% duty. The current limit is set at approx. 105% of intermittent rating. Continuous: 24 hours, 100% duty Idle Current: Less than 100 mA (including power “ON” light ) Operating Temp: 0-50 degrees C, Derate Linearly From 100% @ 40 degrees C To 50% @ 50 degrees C. Thermal shutdown @ 70 degrees C Case Temperature. Switching Frequency: 40 kHz. Efficiency: 85% – Typical. Isolation – Output/Chassis; Input/chassis: 250 VDC Mechanical Specifications: Anodized aluminum heat sink case Front panel terminal block Heavy-duty mounting flange Conformal-coated PC board Options/Factory Modifications: Operation as a battery charger (contact factory) Parallel/redundant operation (contact factory) High-vibration mounting kit Non-standard output voltage (contact factory) Option: Extreme Vibration Mounting Kit The Extreme Vibration Mounting Kit is available to protect NEWMAR power converters from the extreme stresses of shock and vibration when mounted on high-vibration vehicles. The kit (pictured here) replaces the standard vibration kit provided with the unit and fits into the unit’s mounting flange to act as a “super shock absorber” for electronics in high-vibration applications. It is available to fit all NEWMAR units from 2 to 70 lbs. Specify KIT–L for units that weigh 2–15 lbs. and Kit–H for units that weigh 16-70 lbs. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

NS-12-20 StartGuard The abrupt DC system voltage drop that accompanies engine starting can cause micro-processor-driven electronics aboard vehicles or vessels to "dump" programmed memory. StartGuard solves these problems by providing supplemental power to sensitive electronics while the engines are cranking. Newmar's NS-12-20 StartGuard supplies backup power for electronics during engine start.  Mounting Mount the StartGuard in any convenient location, such as under the dash or console, using the four mounting screws provided or #10 bolts. Wiring Input from the power source to the electronics must be routed through the StartGuard. Specifications: Input Voltage: 13.8-14.8 VDC nominal, 15.5 VDC Max Relay Activation Input Voltage: 7-15 VDC Output: 20 Amps Max Battery: 12 VDC, 4.0 Amp/Hour, Sealed Rechargeable, 3-5 Year Life (Typical) Backup Capacity (Fully Charged): 20 Amps for one minute/18 Amps for 2 minutes Operating Temperature Range: 0-40 degrees Celsius Winter Storage Temperature Range: -20 degrees to +40 degrees Celsius Dimensions: 8.25" x 4.9" x 3.5" Weight: 5.5 lbs This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.

Power Supply 110AC to 12DC/70A The PWS1000 Series of power supplies provides 12, 24 or 48 Volts DC at 1000 Watts of continuous power from a 110 or 220 Volt AC source. Analytic Systems’ power supplies use Switchmode technology with powerful IGBT switching transistors for reliability and efficiency with minimum size. Circuit innovations reduce output ripple to levels previously available only from bulky and inefficient linear power supplies. Reliability features include an input fuse, thermal shutdown, current limiting and output short circuit protection with automatic recovery. An Output Over voltage Crowbar circuit protects any powered devices from excessive voltage in the event of a failure of the unit. The newly updated single-board PWS1000 is ultra-quiet and features the latest generation of current mode PWM control. Extra features include adjustable output voltage audible and visual indicators for low input voltage, low output voltage, over temperature, overload and output on. Either 110 or 220 VAC input (Field Convertible) is available. The PWS1000 also features a four contact output terminal (two positive and two negative contacts) for easy connection of devices to the supply. Features: Power sensitive electronics without interference Rugged and reliable to ensure years of safe and trouble free operation Adjustable output voltage Extremely rugged and well suited for marine and other demanding environments Ultra-quiet low EMI operation Audible & visual indicators for output overload, low input voltage, low output voltage & over-temperature Over-temperature shutdown Current limiting Short circuit protection Output overvoltage crowbar Dry contact output fail relay Remote control option Digital Volt/Ammeter option Custom output voltages available (8V to 55V) 19” Rackmount Available Parallel output diodes available Three year parts and labour warranty

Power Supply 110AC to 24DC/40A The PWS1000 Series of power supplies provides 12, 24 or 48 Volts DC at 1000 Watts of continuous power from a 110 or 220 Volt AC source. Analytic Systems’ power supplies use Switchmode technology with powerful IGBT switching transistors for reliability and efficiency with minimum size. Circuit innovations reduce output ripple to levels previously available only from bulky and inefficient linear power supplies. Reliability features include an input fuse, thermal shutdown, current limiting and output short circuit protection with automatic recovery. An Output Over voltage Crowbar circuit protects any powered devices from excessive voltage in the event of a failure of the unit. The newly updated single-board PWS1000 is ultra-quiet and features the latest generation of current mode PWM control. Extra features include adjustable output voltage audible and visual indicators for low input voltage, low output voltage, over temperature, overload and output on. Either 110 or 220 VAC input (Field Convertible) is available. The PWS1000 also features a four contact output terminal (two positive and two negative contacts) for easy connection of devices to the supply. Features: Power sensitive electronics without interference Rugged and reliable to ensure years of safe and trouble free operation Adjustable output voltage Extremely rugged and well suited for marine and other demanding environments Ultra-quiet low EMI operation Audible & visual indicators for output overload, low input voltage, low output voltage & over-temperature Over-temperature shutdown Current limiting Short circuit protection Output overvoltage crowbar Dry contact output fail relay Remote control option Digital Volt/Ammeter option Custom output voltages available (8V to 55V) 19” Rackmount Available Parallel output diodes available Three year parts and labour warranty