Menbaa Battery Disconnect Switch 100 A, 12/24 V, 500 A Peak - For Caravan Movers, Cars and Commercial Vehicles
- Menbaa battery disconnect switch 100 A (500 A for 5 s), 12/24 V, fits SR, GO2, SER, TER, Mammut and Ranger movers.
The Menbaa battery disconnect switch cuts the battery supply in one move. It handles 100 A continuously and 500 A for 5 seconds, in 12 V and 24 V systems.
Safety and theft protection
Cutting the supply reduces fire risk when parked or during servicing, protects electronics in a fault and makes it harder for unauthorised people to start the vehicle. The switch suits cars and commercial vehicles.
- 100 A continuous, 500 A for 5 s
- 12 V and 24 V
- black and red
- 10 x 8 x 5.9 cm, 150 g
For caravan movers
The switch fits the SR, GO2, SER, TER, TER4, Mammut and Ranger movers, where it disconnects the drive battery when the mover is not in use.
Safe installation
Work on batteries and heavy cables requires care: disconnect the negative terminal before fitting, tighten terminals to the right torque and protect every circuit with a fuse matched to the cable cross-section. If in doubt, have an auto electrician do the installation.
Matching products
See also: Menbaa High Current Relay RL/180-12, 12 V, 120 A, Normally Open, IP54, Menbaa Split Charge Relay 70 A, 12 V, D+ Controlled, with Diode Protection.
About Menbaa
Menbaa is a brand of electrical parts and vehicle accessories: connectors, cables, bulbs, 12 V installation components and warning signs and stickers. The range is chosen for cars, trailers, motorhomes and boats, where reliable connections and resistance to vibration and moisture matter.
Key data at a glance
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Menbaa |
| Type | battery disconnect switch |
| Rated voltage | 12 V / 24 V |
| Rated current | 100 A (500 A for 5 s) |
| Fits | SR, GO2, SER, TER, TER4, Mammut, Ranger movers |
| Colour | black, red |
| Dimensions | 10 x 8 x 5.9 cm |
| Net weight | 150 g |
Questions and answers
Is it suitable for 24 V?
Yes, for 12 V and 24 V systems.
What peak current can it take?
500 A for 5 seconds.