NEW for 2005 & 2006:
PriorityStart!
12-Volt ProMax
is specially designed for Fleet, Law Enforcement, Utility, Emergency, and
Security vehicles. It monitors battery voltage when key is off, detects
and automatically disconnects any drain on battery while
maintaining starting power and protecting the battery and alternator from
damage. Automatically reconnects by simply operating the headlight
switch or stepping on the brake pedal. By installing
PriorityStart!
12-Volt ProMax many
departments are realizing, as much as 75% savings in the reduction of lost
man-hours and down time because battery related problems.
As electronics take over more and more of automotive vehicle
operations, voltage spikes are an increasing problem. Transient voltage
"spikes" can cause damage to computers, 2-way radios, MDT equipment, cameras,
and other electrical equipment.
PriorityStart!
12-Volt
ProMax
now has voltage "spike" protection.
Available configurations to fit any 12 or 24-volt
application. No hard wiring or bolting. No buttons or switches to
push. Transferable. Totally automatic!
The more demand you place on a battery the more
protection is needed to prevent it from dying prematurely. This
innovative product meets the demands of multiple accessories on fleet vehicle.
Often multiple accessories mimic "engine run."
The PriorityStart!
12-Volt ProMax
is specially designed to handle multiple accessory loads, utilizing
higher value electrical components to monitor "engine run" when the engine is
off. PriorityStart!
12-Volt ProMax
is successfully being used in vehicles with:
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2 Way/CB Radios
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Radar Systems
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Cameras
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Cell phones
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Computers
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Flashlight Chargers
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Mobile Equipment
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Dual Batteries
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GPS
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Digger/Derricks
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Vehicles utilizing GPS systems, 2 way/CB radios,
computers, lifts or other high amp accessories that are "LIVE"
at all times especially
NEED the
PriorityStart!
12-Volt ProMax unit to
protect the battery.
Pro-Series circuitry is
modified with heavier duty capacitors and other electrical component to filter
out the "electronic noise" created by multiple accessories.
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