Battery Current Saver Device

John, purchased one recently, haven't used it yet, but after reading test results from Uni of WA, and speaking with Fred the bloke that makes them, felt it needed a trial.Still setting up my camper, but will trial it shortly and report when it is running. Not much help to you at the moment though!

John, I am going away for three weeks tomorrow and will not get time to scan and send to you, but if you have a look at the site the link takes you too, I think it has an e-mail address for Fred, he will send you the details. Hope this helps?

John,
Thanks, enjoy your trip and I look forward to your findings on the BCS.
Regards
John

Hi John, I have a BCS and it works a treat little bit a time needed the first day to watch times and temps. in fridge but it was'nt rocket science. Has helped prolong the charge in the battery.Humbie

From what I have read the BCS runs on the philosophy (phew!) that the fridge initially draws a lot of power on each cycle start-up, and then less power (amps) running once started until the thermostat turns it off. Less start ups, less heavy useage = runs longer. So it is basically a heavy duty 12v timing switch which controls the fridge start-ups on an (owner determined) time basis instead of on a temperature (thermostat) basis.