REDARC Electronics TVMS Prime RedVision System

Description

RedVision System to suit setups with more than two water tanks and a mix of low and high powered devices. Ideal for camper trailers and mid-sized caravans.

6 tank sensor inputs, a dedicated inverter channel and 80A max current make the Prime RedVision System an absolute powerhouse.

The Prime RedVision System includes the main components you need to power your next build. Just add batteries, cables, and fuses.

CHARGING

Whether you’re free camping or on a powered site, each RedVision system has the smarts to keep your secondary batteries charged while you travel, from solar, or from a power point at home.

Each RedVision system includes the Manager30 battery manager. This state-of-the-art 30A charger measures your battery levels and adjusts its charge rate on the fly, ensuring your secondary batteries are kept charged and healthy.

MONITORING

Relax knowing your power is in good hands. The included Manager30 battery manager helps you keep track of your essentials in real time. State of charge, charge remaining, charge/discharge current and battery temps are all available on the included RedVision display or connected phone app.

Six dedicated tank level sensor inputs and two ambient temperature inputs make the Prime RedVision System the all-seeing eye of your power set up.

CONTROL

The Prime RedVision system allows complete control of multiple on-board devices including lights, fans, fridges, inverters, and pumps.

Its 10 output channels include 5x 30A and 5x 10A channels, perfect for controlling a mix of low and high-powered devices. With a max current of 80A, you’ll never be limited to how many devices you can run at once. A dedicated inverter channel brings the total number of channels to 11.

Take control outside with the connected Bluetooth app or use the included RedVision display.

AUTOMATION

Save time and energy by using RedVision to automate those mundane tasks. With the press of a button, switch off everything except for your fridge or power down non-essential loads when your batteries are running low.