Power On/Off With Cllena Battery Disconnect Switch For Marine, RV And Vehicles Review

Awesome terminals, they work well and are very adaptable to multiple configurations. The connection is solid and will last the test of time. When retrofitting your car, it's best to be able to crimp you own battery terminals that way it comes out looking clean. I bought an in expensive hydraulic crimper on here and was able to produce and professional looking finnish. I'm very pleased.

This ended up having an internal sort and would not charge the secondary battery unless you pulled on the terminal. Very poor constructed product and the customer service keep wanting to troubleshoot in being something with my wiring and I informed them I could bypass the product and everything works just fails once you connect the smart charger.

Seems switch is well built; easy to install - just pop out the sides you want the wires to enter/exit. Happy thus far, hope it holds up to the elements.

Very solid construction and it works great. I especially like that I could completely enclose the unit to protect it from the elements. I just drilled two holes in one side plate to allow me to run the wires into the switch. I then put silicon around the holes where the wires entered and it is completely sealed. Would definitely recommend this switch to others.

Our truck has two batteries, the primary battery that starts the truck, and a secondary, deep cycle battery, that operates a hoist. I installed this so the two batteries operate their respective systems, but can both stay charged when the truck is running.The truck only gets used once every two to three weeks and I have to keep a trickle charger on this truck now, because it keeps draining the primary battery. The isolator keeps cycling on and off every few seconds and eventually drains the…

Purchased as a boat battery disconnect yesterday. Installed today and switch is always on. Position doesn't matter it will not disconnect I guess I should of tested before install. What a waste of time, and yes it's wired correctly.Update: works great, had a problem with back feeding through amp issue. Disconnect works fine.

Wonderful Product, helps to ensure solid cranking power and adapting of external power devices added to original harness.

We have had problems with our travel trailer overcharging the batteries when on AC power. We are working with the manufacturer to correct the problem. In the meantime, we installed this switch to allow us to disconnect the batteries when at RV parks, etc.While this was meant as a temporary expedient, it will also be handy when storing the trailer when not in use.We installed the switch directly to the frame, adjacent to the battery compartment. This meant using metal screws rather than the…

How is it I didn't know about these sooner. I mean years sooner. These cost a little bit more but worth it. Requires frequent testing to ensure proper function.

These are great isolator switches. They are durablely built and easy to mount. Very important to get 3/8” lugged cables. I purchased 5/16” and will not go on the terminals. I did not use the included mounting hardware. I used 1 1/2” stainless steel #10 screws. Screwed into the plastic side of the battery well in my 24’ Suntracker Fishn’ Barge DLX. Connected these to the Blue Sea 4 terminal marine bus block with plastic cover. Also used one as an isolator for my 24v Trolling Motor battery bank

I like that it's a kit so you get the lugs, the boots, heat shrink, and the cable ends. It all appears to be really well made, of course time will tell how it stands up to use.Hard to stay away from made in China products these days, but this one seems pretty solid.

The unit is well made except the switch sometimes will not rotate to break or make a circuit. The red knob is also able to come off, not great but so far it is working for us only time will tell.

So disappointed. I fitted this disconnect today even though I purchased this in November. Everything mounted correctly and easily and I wired it up to the battery. Switched it on and it worked perfectly. I had some led lights and boat instruments as a load on the battery and everything came on. I switched it off again.Later the same day I went back out to show a friend my handy work and went to switch it on. It was seized and only moved a little in one direction. I tried turning it off again…

Turns battery on and off!. Exact OEM replacement for my 2005 Chaparral 205, which had simply fallen apart. I matched the part from the photo online. Pleasantly surprised that I didn't have to MacGyver a replacement switch to fit.

Works as it should. Easy to install. I have this wired to my yard tractor battery so I can attach the positive and negative cables from the Diesel Pump to it without having to raise the hood every time I need to fill up.

These are the best batter clamps I have ever used. I have a piece of old rail road tie, used it to brace the crimp on connectors while I smacked on the punch to set it. Then I used a small cold chisel to cross an X into the crimp connector. This worked great! The wire and connector are permanently together now. I wire brushed the cables before crimping, then I shrink wrapped them. Installed the terminal connectors and done! No more electrical problems in my 96’ 5.0 Ford ExploderThis is probably

I used this kit to enable the future installation of aftermarket wiring, instead of the typical poor quality wiring job to the old lead posts. This also enables quick removal of battery cables. This is a good kit.

This is my second one purchased. I used these for capacitor shutoff for car stereo systems (so it doesn't drain the car battery when not in use for awhile) and it's the perfect thing for it! Very sturdy construction and gives you more than a few wiring options.

I learned through a number of failures from a friend, that not just any switch would hold up to the high amperage that I needed. After searching for quite a while I finally found this sturdy well made switch that is currently handling my 58 volt / 20 amp power source for one of my electric bicycles.

These terminals are heavy duty. Not flimsy at all like another set I purchased and had to return. I used solder slugs on the connectors. You don't need a torch, just use a heat gun to melt the solder and then push the wire into the connector.