WARN Dual Battery Control Kit Lets Riders Use 12V
Accessories With Less Worry About Dead Batteries
Increased electrical reliability and performance

Clackamas, OR (02/12/10) - Warn Industries, the leader in powersports vehicle accessories, has released a kit that allows ATVs and Side x Sides to use two batteries on their vehicle for increased reliability and electrical system performance. Introducing the WARN Dual Battery Control Kit.

This unique kit allows riders to fully use their 12V accessories-winches, lights, stereos, heaters, etc. -knowing they'll have enough battery power to start their vehicle. Users provide a second battery, and the kit's Smart Controller automatically reserves the vehicle's main battery for starting and other essential functions. This kit uses a reliable analog circuit control with no sensitive computer components, so it's built to last.

For maximum power, the kit also allows for a parallel connection-great for long winch pulls, jump starting, and charging. And, if one battery is weak, the system automatically charges the battery most in need. There's even an input for a winch control circuit, giving users dual battery power-in winch performance, minimizing excessive drain on one battery during winching, and ensuring optimum winch performance.

This product is specifically designed for vehicles with 12-volt DC magneto systems, but also works with alternator systems. The kit accepts most 12 to 30 amp/hour batteries, and operation is automatic-no need to do anything but install the kit. The kit includes everything needed to install on a vehicle.

About Warn Industries
Warn Industries is the world's most recognized brand in off-road products such as hub locks and vehicle recovery winches. The company designs, manufactures and markets a full line of off-road equipment and accessories that enhance the performance of four-wheel-drive and powersport vehicles. Warn Industries has employees in and around Portland, Ore., Livonia, Mich., and the Netherlands.

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