How to Install a 24V Truck Battery Isolator Switch: A Step-by-Step Guide
Installing a 24V truck battery isolator switch is a relatively simple process that can be completed in a few steps. This guide will provide a step-by-step overview of the installation process.
Step 1: Disconnect the Negative Battery Cable
Before beginning the installation process, it is important to disconnect the negative battery cable from the battery. This will ensure that no electrical current is running through the system while the isolator switch is being installed.
Step 2: Mount the Isolator Switch
The isolator switch should be mounted in a secure location near the battery. It is important to ensure that the switch is mounted in a way that will not interfere with any other components in the system.
Step 3: Connect the Positive Battery Cable
Once the isolator switch is mounted, the positive battery cable should be connected to the switch. This will ensure that the switch is able to control the flow of electricity from the battery.
Step 4: Connect the Negative Battery Cable
The negative battery cable should then be connected to the isolator switch. This will complete the installation process and allow the switch to control the flow of electricity from the battery.
Step 5: Test the Isolator Switch
Once the installation process is complete, it is important to test the isolator switch to ensure that it is functioning properly. This can be done by turning the switch on and off and observing the flow of electricity from the battery.
Type
Capacity
CCA
Weight
Size
L45B19
45Ah
495A
4.3kg
197*128*200mm
L45B24
45Ah
495A
4.6kg
238*133*198mm
L60B24
60Ah
660A
5.6kg
238*133*198mm
L60D23
60Ah
660A
5.7kg
230*174*200mm
L75D23
75Ah
825A
6.7kg
230*174*200mm
L90D23
90Ah
990A
7.8kg
230*174*200mm
L45H4
45Ah
495A
4.7kg
207*175*190mm
L60H4
60Ah
660A
5.7kg
207*175*190mm
L75H4
75Ah
825A
6.7kg
207*175*190mm
L60H5
60Ah
660A
5.8kg
244*176*189mm
L75H5
75Ah
825A
6.7kg
244*176*189mm
L90H5
90Ah
990A
7.7kg
244*176*189mm
By following these steps, you can easily install a 24V truck battery isolator switch. This switch will help to ensure that the battery is not overcharged and will help to protect the electrical system from damage.
The isolator switch should be mounted in a secure location near the battery. It is important to ensure that the switch is mounted in a way that will not interfere with any other components in the system.
Step 3: Connect the Positive Battery Cable
Once the isolator switch is mounted, the positive battery cable should be connected to the switch. This will ensure that the switch is able to control the flow of electricity from the battery.
Step 4: Connect the Negative Battery Cable
