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Low Voltage Disconnect

The MPVSR can be used as a low voltage cut-out device when wired 

in line between the load and the power source. This would be used in 

situations where it is important to make sure the power source is not 

drained too far, like a starting battery in a car, or a lithium battery being 

used as a power supply. In the car example, a flattened battery means you 

can’t start the engine and you are stuck. The lithium battery power supply 

can be destroyed easily if it is discharged too far. In both case, low voltage 

protection will allow for peace of mind and longer life expectancy for the 

products involved.
Setting Guide: (note, this setup requires the MPVSR bet programmed 

‘normally open’)
UPPER LIMIT IN VOLTS:
 This is the setting that determines when the 

power would be re-connected and allow operation to resume once the 

power source has returned to an acceptable level. In the car example, 

this would be when the battery has been charged back to a safe voltage 

to start the vehicle. It can be as little as 0.1V above the LOWER LIMIT IN 

VOLTS.
LOWER LIMIT IN VOLTS: This is the voltage level where you want to 

disconnect the load from the power source to prevent it getting too low. In 

the car scenario, this would be the voltage level where if it got any lower 

the battery would not be able to start the car. 
UPPER DELAY IN SECS: This is the delay setting for re-connecting the 

load to the power source. Delaying the re-connection allows the voltage at 

the power source to stabilise before the load is connected again. This is 

more important when the power supply is a battery.
LOWER DELAY IN SECS: This is the delay setting for disconnecting 

the load. In the car scenario, without a delay set, the MPVSR might 

disconnect the load when you try to start the vehicle, as the large load 

when starting can drop the battery voltage significantly for a few seconds. 

After starting the voltage would generally rise again to a safe level, 

meaning it would not be necessary to disconnect the load from the battery. 

In this situation it could even prevent you starting the vehicle.

Summary of Contents for MA98411

Page 1: ...Matson Programmable Voltage Sensitive Relay MA98411...

Page 2: ...ions are also able to be time delayed to prevent VSR chatter as well as being able to program an alarm activation at a user defined voltage level The MPVSR is truly the next generation of charging con...

Page 3: ...ts of the MPVSR before installing or using Please take into account the environmental limitations of the product The device is water and dust resistant but is not designed to be installed in wet or ex...

Page 4: ...LAYOUT...

Page 5: ...ble for your application If the cable gauge is too small you will suffer voltage drop reduced current over heating of cabling and general poor performance even failure If you have any doubts consult t...

Page 6: ...Poor connections can result in overheating damaging the MPVSR For advice on termination please contact the place of purchase an auto electrician or The Matson Group See below for termination examples...

Page 7: ...ttings It is worth keeping in mind that you may not need to alter the factory settings which are listed in the table below 12 Volt DC Upper Voltage Limit 13 7 Volts Upper Time Delay 5 Seconds Lower Vo...

Page 8: ...o programming by bumping the buttons Press the SET button once the screen will show OFF Press the SET button a second time The screen will show the current setting relating to whichever LED is illumin...

Page 9: ...e the UP and DOWN buttons to cycle through to the next setting you would like to change and repeat the process Once you have set all the values to your requirements take your hands off the unit After...

Page 10: ...ut voltages of the MPVSR specific to the vehicle makes this product perfect for modern vehicles with VARIABLE VOLTAGE OUTPUT ALTERNATORS Setting Guide note this setup requires the MPVSR bet programmed...

Page 11: ...uts out and isolates the primary starting battery A delay is useful here because the voltage of the starting battery may drop below this point for a few seconds when starting the vehicle but return to...

Page 12: ...s been charged back to a safe voltage to start the vehicle It can be as little as 0 1V above the LOWER LIMIT IN VOLTS LOWER LIMIT IN VOLTS This is the voltage level where you want to disconnect the lo...

Page 13: ...LOW VOLTAGE DISCONNECT WIRING EXAMPLE 12 Volt Primary Battery Sensing BUZZER LOAD 150A MAX MUTE SWITCH OPTIONAL REMOTE OVERRIDE SWITCH SENSE WIRE...

Page 14: ...the batteries are in parallel Setting Guide note this setup requires the MPVSR bet programmed normally closed UPPER LIMIT IN VOLTS This is the setting where the batteries will be disconnected from eac...

Page 15: ...AUTOMATIC PARALLELING WIRING EXAMPLE SENSE WIRE 12 Volt Primary Battery Sensing 12 Volt Secondary Battery Charging BUZZER MUTE SWITCH OPTIONAL...

Page 16: ...this setup requires the MPVSR bet programmed normally open UPPER LIMIT IN VOLTS This is the setting where the voltage would be re connected to the light to allow it to operate as required again In thi...

Page 17: ...AUTOMATIC LOAD SWITCHING WIRING EXAMPLE LOAD 150A MAX FLOAT SWITCH...

Page 18: ...DC The control device is wired in series with the control wires and activated as required The voltage settings should be programmed out of any range that would affect operation Also the relay can be s...

Page 19: ...o IP66 Electrical Protection Thermal overload shutdown Standby Current Draw 10mA at 13 5V DC and 23mA at 27 0V DC Standby Current Draw 35mA at 13 5V DC and 55mA at 27 0V DC Operating Temperature Ideal...

Page 20: ...DIMENSIONS H 65mm L 135mm W 85mm...

Page 21: ...y phoning Matson on the above number provide satisfactory proof of purchase and send the faulty item to the address supplied above Exclusions from Warranty This warranty does not apply to products whe...

Page 22: ...third party or any special indirect or consequential loss or damage of any nature whatsoever caused by Matson s failure in complying with its obligations MATSON IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE THAT OCCU...

Page 23: ...ased From Date Purchased Product Purchased Model No This product is supplied with a 5 Year Warranty from date of purchase Please Note Should you experience any warranty related issues with this charge...

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