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    Friday, December 5, 2025 2:15:16 PM

    Choosing a 48V DC Battery Voltage Monitoring Relay

    18 days ago
    #609 Quote
    Hi everyone,
    Our company is developing a new product and needs to source a large quantity of 48VDC battery-voltage monitoring relays. Our application requires:
    1. Monitoring a 48V DC bus
    2. When the voltage drops below a set threshold (around 42V), a no-volt contact should energize to start our charging system
    3. When the voltage returns to normal (around 51V), the contact should release
    Can the DVRD-48 perform this function?
    Thanks for any guidance!
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    17 days ago
    #610 Quote
    Michael wrote:
    Hi everyone,
    Our company is developing a new product and needs to source a large quantity of 48VDC battery-voltage monitoring relays. Our application requires:
    1. Monitoring a 48V DC bus
    2. When the voltage drops below a set threshold (around 42V), a no-volt contact should energize to start our charging system
    3. When the voltage returns to normal (around 51V), the contact should release
    Can the DVRD-48 perform this function?
    Thanks for any guidance!
    Hi Michael,
    1. The DVRD-48 can monitor a 48V DC bus, but its over-voltage setting range is 52–68V DC. If you need the recovery/over-voltage point at 51V, it doesn'tot meet your requirement.
    2. If you need the over-voltage/recovery point adjustable between 51–80V, we recommend the SVR1000/AD48, which supports 20–80VDC adjustment.
    More details here: [https://www.ato.com/voltage-monitoring-relay-1-phase]
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    ATO.com
    17 days ago
    #611 Quote
    ATO wrote:
    Hi everyone,
    Our company is developing a new product and needs to source a large quantity of 48VDC battery-voltage monitoring relays. Our application requires:
    1. Monitoring a 48V DC bus
    2. When the voltage drops below a set threshold (around 42V), a no-volt contact should energize to start our charging system
    3. When the voltage returns to normal (around 51V), the contact should release
    Can the DVRD-48 perform this function?
    Thanks for any guidance!Hi Michael,
    1. The DVRD-48 can monitor a 48V DC bus, but its over-voltage setting range is 52–68V DC. If you need the recovery/over-voltage point at 51V, it doesn'tot meet your requirement.
    2. If you need the over-voltage/recovery point adjustable between 51–80V, we recommend the SVR1000/AD48, which supports 20–80VDC adjustment.
    More details here: [https://www.ato.com/voltage-monitoring-relay-1-phase]
    Thanks for your helpful input!
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