MPower 12 Channel DC Load Controller Module with NMEA 2K - No Connectors

Designed for vessels of all sizes with smaller loads, the MPower® CLMD12 is a compact 12-Channel DC Load Controller Module. Two of the 12 breakers handle a maximum of 12 amps, six handle a maximum of 10 amps, and four handle a maximum of 5 amps, with a total current capacity of 75 Amps. Additionally, circuits can be paralleled.

If a smaller circuit needs to be protected, each of the 12 breakers can be set to trip at lower current levels using the new Maretron N2KAnalyzer® V3 software. In addition, the CLMD12 has inputs for up to 7 hard-wired switches that can be used to switch breaker states, or as inputs for other data, such as bilge alarms or hatch positions, etc.

The CLMD12 handles many DC load types such as lights, pumps, motors, and electronics. An added benefit of the CLMD12 is that it reports the current through each of the 12 breakers. This allows you to determine if loads are drawing too much or too little electrical current. This information can be used to report overcurrent faults and undercurrent conditions, such as burnt-out bulbs.

For manual control of the loads, an optional MPower 12-Channel Bypass Module (CBMD12) can be installed in conjunction with the CLMD12.

Features:

• NMEA 2000® Interface
• IP67 Rated
• Ignition Protected
• Opto-isolated from NMEA 2000®, eliminating potential ground loops
• Twelve (12) dimmable Electronic Circuit Breakers (ECBs) for On/Off Control over NMEA 2000® network
• 2 breakers capable of carrying up to 12 Amps
• 6 breakers capable of carrying up to 10 Amps
• 4 breakers capable of carrying up to 5 Amps
• Individual breaker electrical current monitoring
• Breakers can have Power-Up states defined (ON, OFF, or PREVIOUS STATE)
• Breakers can be locked against inadvertent actuation.
• Seven (7) discrete inputs configurable as Active High or Active Low
• Automatic ECB overcurrent shutdown
• Automatic ECB thermal shutdown (Overtemperature Protection)

Applications:

• Remote control of navigation lights
• Remote control of boarding lights
• Burnt-out bulb alerts
• Control of area lights with dimming