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Low Voltage Cutoff for Bed Power & LED's

Discussion in 'General Tundra Discussion' started by Pork_Chop_Sando, Feb 8, 2021.

  1. Feb 8, 2021 at 7:01 AM
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    Pork_Chop_Sando

    Pork_Chop_Sando [OP] New Member

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    Vince
    Vehicle:
    2018 DC TRD Off Road Silver Sky Metallic
    Planned: - 3/1 Coilover Kit - SSO Slimline Hybrid Bumper - Wheels/Tires
    Has anyone used something like below?

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    $16 IS Low Voltage Disconnect, Icstation Over Charge Discharge Protector, Digital Charging Timer Controller, Voltmeter Ammeter for DC 5V-38V Lithium Lead Acid Battery
    LINK

    It would be a cheap safety net, programmable for voltage protection values, and lets you know when it's in a protection mode.

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    I'm waiting on my ARE shell to be delivered and planning in-bed power and lights. I'd like to run power from the battery to a switched panel with 2 x 12V cigarette-style outlets ($23 Blue Sea Systems 4364-BSS Panel Acc H2O 2 Socket Blank
    Similar to this). I also plan on running $40 Nilight 2PCS 60" RGB Truck Bed Light Strip Kit 180 LED RF Remote Control with On Off Switch Blade Fuse 2Way Splitter Extension Cable for Cargo Pickup Truck SUV RV Boat, 2 Years Warranty (TL-31)
    THESE LED strips for lighting.

    I'd like to build in some battery protection so I don't end up with a dead battery if I leave something on or plugged in while camping. There are some expensive controllers out there that have this type of protection built in, but I don't have a need for all the features of a SwitchPro or sPod.
     
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