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Subject:Re: Question on Surepower 1315 Install
From:Reinhard Vehring
Date:Sun, 26 Aug 2007 19:27:52 -0700

Loren,
my solution is simple: no insulation. Where I mounted
it there is nothing that can short it. I insulated the
box instead. Check out
http://moose83s.googlepages.com/electrical
for how it looks. The piece to the left is a shaped
wood block that keeps the battery from sliding around.
If you are really concerned you could put a top wood
piece on that to make a cover. I didn't because I
wanted to keep some air moving around the relay. It
tends to get warm.
Have fun,
Reinhard
--- Loren Busch <starwagen@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

> This is a question for those of you that have
> installed a Surepower 1315
> battery seperator.  Has anyone found a good way to
> cover/protect the
> terminals on top where the two batteries connect?
> They are out in the open
> and depending on where you mount the 1315 can be
> very exposed to being
> shorted.  So I'm wondering what solutions people
> have come up with to
> protect those terminals.
>

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