Norsk 16.4V 15A DC to DC Voltage Regulator

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Norsk 16.4V 15A DC to DC Voltage Regulator

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The Norsk Lithium Evo-Tec 16V 15A – DC to DC Voltage Regulator delivers stable, regulated power to sonar units and other sensitive electronics, keeping output below the 17V threshold to prevent damage. This 16V voltage regulator allows the use of 16V and 24V deep cycle batteries, providing a consistent 16.4V output for enhanced performance and longer runtimes in high-demand systems like trolling motors. Compact and easy to install, this marine voltage regulator protects your equipment while optimizing battery usage in challenging marine environments.

  • Part # NSKA06
  • Delivers consistent 16.4V output for sonar units and electronics
  • Compatible with 16V and 24V deep cycle batteries, staying below 17V
  • Compact, easy-to-install design for marine setups
  • Protects electronics from voltage surges and optimizes battery performance
  • IP65 waterproof
  • Manufacturer’s two-year warranty
  • Quantity per pack: 1


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