Thank you Lucas for your excellent review. LOL at 4:50 I was waiting to see how long it would take you to see how you left the switch settings. I bought one for my HAM radio setup in my car. I hooked it up under the hood. I connected the two 30A fuses between the battery side of the unit and power and ground connections on the battery. If the unit shorts out for some reason, the fuses will protect the battery. The screw terminals are heavy-duty enough to handle 10 gauge wire that I run from the unit to a fused Anderson Power Pole Junction block. From there, I'm free to connect various 12 radio gear. For things that require 5V USB, I bought a Anderson Power pole to USB-A adapter. That allows me to charge cellphones or run GPS receivers, etc. without having the engine on or worrying about a drained battery. So far, the disconnect circuit is working well for me. Best 73, Konrad WA4OSH
Thank you for the demonstration. I just bought the CZH LVD. Unfortunately my unit only provides power when the disconnect is set at 10volts even with 13.4 volts in the battery. Anyway your video confirmed that it wasn’t human error on my part.
