Avoid a Drained Battery
From the Kimberly to Fraser Island, it doesn't matter if you're long range touring, or taking a weekend break, a flat or deeply discharged battery will ruin your plans and hit your back pocket.
By monitoring your power use you can easily avoid the hassle of a drained battery. From simple and inexpensive DC 12V Meters to Volt/Amp Meters or a battery monitor with all the bells and whistles, there's plenty of options to suit your needs and price tag.
iTechworld has an Amp Meter that is multi functional in the sense that it can tell you how much power you are putting into your battery from your solar panel and it can also tell you how much power you are taking out of your battery from your load.
The iTechworld Amp Meter will give you an accurate reading of the current voltage on your battery. If you want an inexpensive, easy-to-install option, this is the one to choose. The iTechworld Amp Meter offers a big and easy-to-read LED display. This means you will have no dramas monitoring how much your load is pulling out of your battery and also how much your Solar Panel is putting in.
There are a lot of regulators on the market, most of them do the same thing. If you are looking to run a smooth operation with your power then the iTechworld intelligent regulator is the controller that will help you achieve your goals.
With one touch of a button the iTechworld intelligent regulator can tell you how many amps your solar panel is putting in, how much amps you are taking out, temperature, amp hours and voltage. You can run your load directly through the controller and it will show you exactly what you are drawing from your battery right down to .0 of an amp. In the past this time of controller would cost hundreds of dollars but it is now available for just $99 via the iTechworld website.
Learn about which Generator to choose HERE
5 tips to get the most out of your Solar Panels HERE
Learn about light weight Solar Panels HERE
Full comprehensive guide on Inverters HERE
Detailed explanation on the benefits of tavelling with Solar Power HERE
Article author
Ian
