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SOLAR POWERED BATTERY MAINTAINER Batteries don’t like being left especially in the cold. If you cannot take them home make sure they are kept in condition by connecting a Solar Powered 12V Battery Trickle Charger/Maintainer designed to trickle charge 12V lead acid batteries with no additional running costs. Ideal for boats left standing for long periods, as well as for maintaining batteries. The built-in blocking diode prevents reverse charging from the battery to the solar panel at night. The solar panel can be connected directly to your battery, or used through your 12V accessory socket and will slowly trickle charge the battery. It is not designed to charge a bat- tery completely from flat; however, it will maintain a battery by keeping it topped up when it is not in use. For bigger batteries consider using a higher wattage solar panel.
• Keep your battery topped up with solar power, even if the weather is overcast
• Ideal for boats, cars, caravans etc. • Interchangeable connectors: accessory socket plug and crocodile clips
• LED charge indicator • Durable ABS outer casing
• Built-in diode prevents reverse charging
• Suction cups for easy mounting
HOLDON FABRIC CLIPS Finally cover it up. A good cover is the key to keeping your boat clean and dry and lets you work on deck in all weathers , making your workload a lot easier in the spring. Make sure the cover is well secured to solid anchorage points to stop flapping and flogging in the winter storms. There is a handy gadget for lashing tarpaulins - the HOLDON FABRIC CLIP is a patented highly effective and efficient ‘instant’ clip-on eyelets/fixing clips for securing all types of textiles, fabrics, substrates, polythene and other sheet products for hemmed or non-hemmed fabric.
Holdon offer users a simple, fast and effective means of creating fixing points without the need for tools or special skills. Based on the unbeatable ‘wedge’ principle - hence, the harder the tug the tighter the grip. Holdon offers users a realistic alternative to the traditional eyelet with the ad- vantage of being reusable and in most cases with greater resistance to failure. Comes in a pack of 4, ready assembled - the quick release feature grips up to 6mm thickness fabrics.
& GENERAL ENGINEERING
MARINE
SUPPLIERS OF TAIL SHAFTS, INBOARD PROPELLERS, STERN GEAR, RUDDER ASSEMBLIES, COUPLINGS, SHAFT SEALS AND CUTLESS BEARINGS. ----
WELL-EQUIPPED MACHINE SHOP FOR ALL YOUR ENGINEERING NEEDS.
Unit 11, The Old Cider Works, Abbotskerswell, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12 5NF.
Tel: 01626 367782
www.candoengineering.co.uk Email:
coengineering@btconnect.com
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