D+ Simulator Pro
D+ Simulator Pro
In newer vehicles (Euro 6), voltage-controlled simulation of the D+ signal is often no longer possible due to the energy-optimised alternator controls. This is where the new VOTRONIC D+ Simulator PRO comes into play. It works independently of the alternator's charging mode, as it generates the signal by recognising the vibrations of the running engine. It is therefore suitable for all vehicle types of all model years. The new D+ Simulator Pro has an adjustable switch-off delay to bridge start-stop phases (e.g. at traffic lights) or during stop-and-go (e.g. in traffic jams). In addition, a built-in charging voltage monitor prevents unintentional activation in the event of external vibrations, e.g. during ferry journeys.
The VOTRONIC D+ Simulator Pro generates the control signal by recognising the vibrations of the running engine. It works fully automatically and independently of the alternator's charging mode and is therefore particularly suitable for vehicles that have an alternator management system. These can be vehicles complying with the Euro 6 standard, for example. With its low current consumption of less than 3 mA, it fulfils the requirements of DIN EN 13976.
Details
- Switching output: max. 0.3 A (+ switching, overload-proof and short-circuit-proof)
- Switch-on delay approx. 4 seconds to prevent incorrect activation
- Adjustable, additional voltage monitoring and switch-off delay
- Display of device status via three-colour LED
- Low power consumption
- Suitable for 12 V and 24 V systems
- Switching output: + switching, max. 300 mA ... 5 min
- Switching delay on/off: 4 s/10 s
- Self-consumption: < 3 mA
- Dimensions (cylinder): 43 x 25 mm (2 m connection cable)
- Test mark: CE, E-test (EMC/vehicle directives)
Votronic has been passionately taking care of the complete power supply when travelling for over 35 years. Quality "Made in Germany" that you can rely on - whether you are travelling in a caravan or motorhome (even off the beaten track), with the fire brigade or in rescue and special operations vehicles. Electronics developed by people for people - with a lot of experience and, above all, with sense and understanding.
