Cutting electronic circuit
  • Cutting electronic circuit
  • Cutting electronic circuit
  • Cutting electronic circuit
  • Cutting electronic circuit

Power distribution module

PM04
€188.62
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€157.18 tax excl.

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Cutting electronic circuitfor competition vehicles.

A very reliable and compact alternative to the traditional cut key circuit.

Designed to overcome all the problems and limitations associated with mechanical and electromechanical safety circuit breakers.

standard model.


Availability: In stock

Power distribution module

The Cartek power distribution module replaces 4 10 amp fuses and 4 relays. This unit removes all the wiring between fuses, relays and switches, simplifying installation. It must be paired with the Cartek switch panels available on our site. When a short circuit or overcurrent is detected, the module shuts that channel down and the corresponding LED starts flashing. To reset the fault, switch the channel off and back on. Connection type: M6 stud. Operating temperature: -10 °C to +85 °C.

Specifications

  • Weight: 80g
  • Signal output connection: 6,3 mm terminals
  • Voltage: 7 V- 18 V

Additional information

  • No LED = channel OFF
  • LED on = channel ON
  • Flashing = FAULT
  • Technical data:
  • Size: L = 90 mm W = 42 mm
  • This power distributor is ideal for race cars with minimal on-board circuits that still need robust, reliable protection and control
  • Simple connections and no setup procedure make this system very easy to use and quick to install
  • The 4 10 amp outputs can control power to various devices such as ECUs, instruments, lighting, the starter solenoid and the radiator fan
  • Channels shut down automatically if a short circuit or overcurrent is detected
  • Status LEDs on the module and panel make fault-finding easier
  • When fitting, an electrical contact must be made between the vehicle chassis (earth) and the module's metal case at its mounting points. The 12 V power input is via the M6 stud. Power outputs use 6,3 mm flat terminals. Each channel is activated by connecting its signal wire to the chassis. This can be done with dashboard switches, oil pressure switches, thermo-switches, etc. When a push button with built-in LED is used, the LED shows the channel status: