Towed Battery Disconnect

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Sometimes you need to disconnect...


Towed Battery Disconnect switch is designed to cut-off power flowing to the battery to avoid unauthorized use of your vehicle or unwanted battery consumption when not used for long periods of time. It is ideal for towed vehicles where the manufacturer required battery disconnect for flat towing. Also ideal for cars, boats, trucks, RVs and more. For use with Top-Post Style lead-acid batteries (6, 12 or 24 VDC). Connects to negative battery terminal only. Rated at 500 ampere surge and 125 ampere continuous at 12 volts. Easy to use. Battery is disconnected by unscrewing the green knob and reconnected by tightening the knob. It is made from a high-conductivity zinc alloy and brass plated to prevent corrosion.
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3.5 Based on 22 Reviews
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Shawn G.
United States United States
02/19/2023

Towed Battery Disconnect

Item is great and works perfectly. I have a 2008 Jeep Wrangler and installing the disconnect took maybe 5 minuets as I took the time to clean the battery terminals. Disconnect works great and am looking forward to our first trip using it.

KL
Karen L.
Canada Canada
10/03/2022

Battery tow disconnect

We haven’t had the opportunity to use it yet.

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richard W.
United States United States
06/01/2021

Could not install. Didn't fit

It doesn't work on a 2019 Chevy Colorado. The stock negitive battery cable turns down 90 degrees and the switch cannot be installed.

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Joseph M.
United States United States
11/29/2020

Could be better.

Makes disconnecting the battery very easy. The problem was the disconnect screw worked its way back down during transport and made the connection again. The easy fix was to wrap tape around it to keep it in place