Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR 12V DC 500A Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control, Gray

Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR 12V DC 500A Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control, Gray

$357.99
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Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR 12V DC 500A Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control, Gray

Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR 12V DC 500A Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control, Gray

$357.99

The Blue Sea Systems 7622 is a 12V DC, 500 Amp ML-ACR (Automatic Charging Relay) designed to automatically combine two large battery banks for charging and separate them once the engine is shut off, protecting house loads from being drawn down by the starting battery. Unlike a standard automatic-only ACR, the 7622 adds a manual control switch that lets the operator combine or isolate the battery banks with or without power present, including a LOCK OFF position for safe servicing of the electrical system.

The relay uses a Deutsch DTM connector and normally-closed, silver-alloy contacts rated for 500 amps of continuous current, with a 12 volt coil and a 12 volt minimum switching voltage. It is built to marine-grade electrical equipment and battery isolator standards and is intended for surface mounting near the battery banks it manages. The 7622 includes the ML-Series Remote Control Contura Switch (PN 2146), which provides the manual override function from a remote helm or panel location.

This ACR is suited for boats and other 12 volt DC systems running dual large battery banks where automatic charge combining plus a manual override for servicing or emergency use is required.

Specifications

  • Brand: Blue Sea Systems
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 7622
  • Product Name: ML-ACR Automatic Charging Relay with Manual Control
  • Coil Voltage: 12 Volts DC
  • Minimum Switching Voltage: 12 Volts
  • Current Rating: 500 Amps
  • Contact Type: Normally Closed
  • Contact Material: Silver Alloy
  • Connector Type: Deutsch DTM
  • Operation Mode: Automatic, Manual
  • Number of Terminals: 2
  • Mounting Type: Surface Mount
  • Color: Gray
  • Included Component: ML-Series Remote Control Contura Switch, PN 2146
  • Specification Met: Marine-grade Electrical Equipment and Battery Isolator Standards
  • Weight: 2.06 pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Blue Sea Systems 7622 ML-ACR do? The 7622 is a 12 volt DC, 500 amp Automatic Charging Relay that automatically combines two large battery banks while charging and separates them once the engine stops, so house loads cannot draw down the starting battery.

What makes this different from a standard automatic-only ACR? The 7622 adds a manual control switch on top of the automatic function, letting you combine or isolate the battery banks with or without power present, plus a LOCK OFF position for safely servicing the electrical system.

What current rating does the 7622 support? The Blue Sea Systems 7622 is rated for 500 amps of continuous current through normally-closed, silver-alloy contacts.

What voltage system is the 7622 built for? This ACR is a 12 volt DC unit, with a 12 volt coil and a 12 volt minimum switching voltage.

Does the 7622 come with a control switch? Yes, the Blue Sea Systems 7622 includes the ML-Series Remote Control Contura Switch, part number 2146, which provides the manual override function.

How is the 7622 mounted? The 7622 is a surface-mount relay intended to be installed near the battery banks it manages.

What type of electrical connector does the 7622 use? It uses a Deutsch DTM connector for its control wiring.

How much does the 7622 weigh? The Blue Sea Systems 7622 weighs 2.06 pounds.

What color is the 7622 housing? The 7622 has a gray housing.

What standards is the 7622 built to? The 7622 meets marine-grade electrical equipment and battery isolator standards.

Can the 7622 isolate the battery banks for servicing? Yes, the manual control switch on the 7622 has a LOCK OFF position that isolates the battery banks so the electrical system can be serviced safely.

How many terminals does the 7622 have? The Blue Sea Systems 7622 has 2 terminals.

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