Victron Cyrix-ct 12/24V-120A Battery Combiner Kit

Kit for adding a 2nd or 3rd battery system in your car, boat, RV, or whatever you wish. It utilizes the simplest and most advanced
technology to keep all your batteries charged using the engine’s electrical system, but isolates the starting battery when charging ceases
so you never get stranded.
The Cyrix-i 12/24-120 is a bidirectional voltage-sensitive relay. It will therefore also engage if for example the accessory battery is being charged
by a battery charger.
Intelligent battery monitoring prevents cycling. The software of the Cyrix does more than simply connect and disconnect based on battery
voltage and with a fixed time delay. The Cyrix looks at the general trend (voltage increasing or decreasing) and reverses a previous action only if
the trend has reversed during a certain period of time. The time delay depends on the voltage deviation from the trend.
Emergency parallel feature. An emergency start push button can be wired to the “start assist” connection (85) if required. The relay will engage
during 30 seconds after “start assist” has been momentarily connected to the battery plus. Alternatively, a parallel connect switch can be used to
engage the relay as long as the switch remains closed.
Easy to install. There is no need to cut into any factory wiring that may void the manufacturer's warranty of your boat or vehicle.
Cables and lugs included. - 6mtr RED 10mm² cable
- 0.5mtr BLACK 10mm² cable
- 0.2mtr BLACK 1.5mm² cable assembly with M8 lug and 6.3mm fast-on terminal
- 2pcs M8 cable lug with insulation sleeve
- 4pcs M6 cable lug with insulation sleeve
- 4pcs cable tie 150mm
Fit & Forget Installation Instructions 1. The Cyrix can only be used in 12V or 24V installations with a negative common.
2. Disconnect the minus of both batteries.
3. Place the Cyrix closest to the smallest battery (in general the starter battery). Mount on a dry surface and keep away from hot items.
4. Prepare to cable:
- Cut red 10mm² battery cables to the required length to reach each battery point and crimp or solder lugs onto the cables.
- Similarly, prepare the black 10mm² cable to connect the minus of the new battery to the negative common.
5. Use the red cables to connect the plus of the batteries to the brass bolts of the Cyrix, marked with no 30 resp. 87. Install a fuse in series where possible (see fig). The fuse(s) should be sized in accordance with the wire cross-section used, but not exceed 120A.
6. Connect the minus of the Cyrix (86) to the negative common with the small black 1,5mm² cable.
7. An emergency start push button can be wired to the “start assist” connection (85) if required. The relay will engage during 30 seconds after “start assist” has been momentarily connected to the battery plus. Alternatively, a parallel connect switch can be used to engage the relay as long as the switch remains closed.
8. Reconnect the minus of both batteries.
The system is now ready for use.