Accurately monitor the condition of your batteries.
This remote battery capacity monitor, also known as a coulometer, uses a 500A shunt (350A continuous) to return highly accurate readings of battery voltage, live current draw (A) and charge level (Ah and %).
It includes a memory function, and is suitable for all common battery types including AGM, wet, gel, calcium and lithium.
The Hardkorr guarantee
All Hardkorr products are manufactured using the highest quality materials. We are confident that they are the most durable in the market and will give you many years of reliable service. We stand behind this product with a comprehensive 2-year Australian warranty and a 30-day money back guarantee.
Specifications
| Working voltage | 8-100V DC |
|---|---|
| Max. current | 500A peak / 350A continuous |
| Working current draw | 10-12mA |
| Backlight current draw | 100mA |
| Standby current draw | 0.5-0.6mA |
| Accuracy | ±1% |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 65°C |
| Weight | 410g |
| Dimensions | 59mm ⌀ x 20mm |
| Cut-out size | 54.5mm |
| Certifications | CE, RoHS, C-Tick |
Pack Contents
| 1x | LCD display module |
|---|---|
| 1x | 100V/500A shunt |
| 1x | 2m Shielded cable |
| 1x | Mounting bracket |
Brett Pollett –
Awesome bit of kit now added to my system, super easy to install.
Now I have total peace of mind at the press of a button. I can relax while fishing & camping, knowing exactly what is happening with my 200 Ah lithium battery.
I have removed the old volt meter, as there is no need for it after fitting this Hardkorr unit.
Well done Hardkorr. Great product at a great price.
Ian (verified owner) –
The Hardkorr battery monitor is an excellent little unit. I fitted on the battery box now my lithium battery is monitored wherever it goes.
Anthony Martinez (verified owner) –
GREAT MONITOR WORKS SEAMLESSLY WITH MY LITHIUM SETUP IT TELLS YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW VERY REASONABLE PRICE
Mike Coulthard (verified owner) –
I am very happy with my Remote Battery Monitor. It enables me to see accurate conditions of my van battery bank – much better than my previous voltage meter.
The monitor and it’s associated shunt we’re quite easy to fit. As the shunt is the only thing that should be connected to my battery negative terminal I had to fit a bus bar to allow the reconnection of all the negative leads that were previously connected to the battery negative terminal. This was not such a bad thing as it meant I could neaten up much of the spaghetti of cables that previously existed. In my frenzy of neatness I also installed a bus bar for the positive cables which made the battery compartment so much more logical.
My only gripe is that the monitor came on the HardKorr website at a special reduced price a few days after I had placed my order. Ah, timing can be so frustrating some times. Still, even at full price I am very satisfied with my purchase.