Sterling Power’s Daisy Chain provides a cost-effective IP66-rated warning device that indicates when a safe working temperature has been exceeded. Able to monitor up to 100 normally closed temperature sensors in two distinct strings, the Daisy Chain can sound an alarm at the helm and/or trigger an automatic response from the built-in 16A relay. Sterling Power’s sensors are available in 50, 60, 70 and 80°C for a variety of applications. The Sterling Power Alternator Protect Device is specifically designed to act as a ‘load dump’ and divert any high voltage spike to earth in order to protect a connected 12 or 24V alternator and the connected regulators. More information is available from Lusty & Blundell on (09) 415-8303 or at www.lustyblundell.co.nz.
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