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Blue Sea 7610 SI Series Solenoid120 Amp 12/24V ACR
Blue Sea Systems 7610 Solenoid SI Series 120A 12/24V ACR

Blue Sea 7610 SI Series Solenoid120 Amp 12/24V ACR

On sale $114.63 $87.96
Blue Sea Systems Automatic Charge Relay for 12/24 volts. Used to automatically combine batteries when charging and separate them when they discharging.
p/n: BSS-0007610
Availability: 5 in stock

This automatic battery combiner is suitable for small and medium sized boats and has a rating of 120 Amps. It can operate at 12 or 24 Volts DC. It automatically combines two battery banks when either of the batteries is being charged, and once the charge source goes away it separates the two banks again. The operation is completely automatic.

  • Allows temporary isolation of house loads from engine circuit during engine cranking to protect sensitive electronics
  • Automatically combines battery banks during the charging cycle and isolates under discharge
  • 12/24 Volt auto ranging voltage input
  • Waterproof rated IP67 - temporary immersion for 30 minutes
  • Ignition protected - safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats
  • LED light indicates when batteries are combined
  • Supports high-output alternators up to 120 Amperes
  • Automatically combines battery banks during the charging cycle and isolates under discharge
  • Activates from any charging source - alternators, battery chargers, or solar panels
  • Read my Blog Post on the use of the Start Isolation feature
  • Download the instruction manual here. Additional instructions here relating to wire size and circuit protection.



  • Tech Tip

    The 7610 and the 7611 ACR's are almost identical and both do the same thing.  The 7611 allows one more function though if you connect the auxiliary priority connection.  It allows the 7611 to stay combined longer so you can tap some of the power in your start battery to run auxiliary loads.  It will still disconnect the two batteries early enough to prevent your start battery running down too low to start your engine, but it does give a bit more flexibility for smaller systems to use some of the power of the start battery.  See the manufacturers web page for more details



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