MKSM 12 Volt Marine Industry Starting Module featuring KAPower Supercapacitors.
Suitable for engines up to 15 litres
If you have ever suffered downtime due to the failure of lead-acid batteries you know the event’s cost is more than just the purchase price of the battery. Lead-acid batteries have limitations and they are being pushed to the limits with today’s electrical demands. The situation gets worse as the demands increase and will make the dependence on the lead-acid battery for starting your engine a risky scenario.
The MKSM contains everything you need to never experience the effects of a dead battery again. This comes from the KAPower technology found inside. MKSM is a Supercapacitor (a.k.a. Ultracapacitor) and when installed on a vehicle, down time from a “dead” battery is ELIMINATED.
The device is initially energized from the vehicle’s electrical system and stores the energy until needed. Even with “run down” batteries, the MKSM gives an engine the power it needs to start. It is virtually unaffected by temperatures and is completely maintenance free. MKSM has a long service life, upwards of one million cycles without the loss of cranking power, compared to an average battery’s life of 300 - 500 cycles. It may even outlast the equipment it is installed on. Thousands of units are in service and have been operating effectively for many years.
The MKSM can be configured for many different engine starting scenarios, if you have a single engine, multiple engines, keypad start, push button or key start there is a MKSM for you.
All MKSM are built with IP67 components and the cases are sealed to ensure they are as waterproof as possible.
Note. MKSM 12 and 24 volt 12 cell's are programed at the factory to remain on, in the electrical circuit while the engine is running. This feature can assist with any electrical brownouts that may occur during the vessels operation.
ELIMINATE NO STARTS FROM A "DEAD" BATTERY
Eliminate the cost and down time associated with jump-starting
Eliminate the costs of maintenance associated with starting batteries
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