MSEL Quick Start Guide
MSEL User Manual
MSEL CAN Communications Template (.dbc)

• Meets all the FIA requirements for a battery isolator
• Solid state using MOSFET technology with no moving parts
• 200A continuous current at 25 degrees C (1000A peak current)
• Alternator discharge before disconnection of the battery to avoid load dump which can damage electronics in the vehicle
• Switches positive
• CAN-bus messaging for logging, diagnostics and safety
  • Reason for shut down (internal or external switch, over current, over temperature, CAN command to shut down etc)
  • Current passing through Master Relay
  • Voltage at Master Relay output
  • Voltage at Battery
  • Shut down command for other devices on CAN
• LED status light
• Autosport connector for switched inputs, ground, CAN and output trigger
• Built in short protection
• Supply voltage between 8 and 30V
• 0.001A current draw in standby mode
• CNC aluminium case sealed to IP63
• 115g

Our WiFi router allows for (2) ethernet communications to be broadcast over a secure Wi-Fi network configured by the user. This is particularly useful when connecting to multiple devices with separate communications, allowing for simultaneous connection. 

For example, if an application is utilizing a MoTeC M1 ECU & a MoTeC C1XX Dash you no longer have to swap between ethernet cables, instead, you connect to the network and are instantly connected to both devices simultaneously. 

Features:

• Allows for communication with up to (2) ethernet devices
• IP67 sealed, potted with Race Gel
• Deutsch Autosport – AS010-35PN
• Precision machined 6061 aluminum enclosure
• External Antenna
• 316 stainless hardware

Next batch available by 11/18 with 9pc remaining available