This isolator can deal with two different capacities 70amps+185amps(sound system)? Will damage the batteries?
1881786
If your are referring to two different sized amplifiers then it won't know the difference. If you are referring to two different sized batteries then It will still be fine. If you are referring to two alternators with different charge rates just make sure you get a relay/isolator that is large enough to cover all the amperage. (70 + 185 = 255 amps)
1881787
No the only thing that can damage the batteries is discharging them until their dead and letting them sit without recharging immediately.
718449
It's gonna be better to get two having one hooked up to 400 rms is overpowering the sub having two hooked up to 185 is not overpowering it but it isn't gonna under power it so 2 is the better option
1073116
I would expect 2 microphones will work. This is not a "heavy duty" amp. Don't push it too hard. Although rated at 240 watts, we are running outdoor loudspeakers for a total of about 100 watts, the unit really gets hot when we turn the volume up. As for 2 microphones, mic 1 position will mute all other sound when it is active. I don't know of any way to turn that off. You may be able to set up the mic 2 and AUX inputs for 2 mics to be active at the same time.
802730
You should look for something with a little more power. This could power one no problem. 2 it wouldnt be able to be very loud.
1322496
This is too subjective a question to give a valuable answer. Remember the current this draws, will your battery sustain that for long periods? You could baffle the installation with sound deadening material at the bends.
2157515
This should work wel for your system. The total power of my amp stated on the test sheet was 715amps. It has plenty of power. Turn off the low pass switches to the speakers and get your base from the Sub woofer! I think you will be happy!
128023
I have 2 kinetik 2400 i hooked them up and my friend told me to buy a isolator i didnt do it but i guess you could put it on he is a certified installer i guess i will buy one in the future i havent had any problem with my batteries yet its been 1 year and 3 month and they still are doing there job.
1116424
As long as you have them tightened down on the battery and the wires arent exposed touching any metal you will be fine. The amp has an on/off switch. As long as the power is off you wont be drawing any power from ur battery
1897459
No. A battery isolater is technically different and includes electronics internally to isolate the batteries. This is nothing more than a switch and is actually PREFERRED over isolaters. You will also need proper battery cables to wire up a dual battery system.
794716
Yo can do this but it has to be A and C or B and D if I remember correctly. It's pretty clearly explained in the instructions that are included. And the power will be split between the two with no noticeable difference in the sound.
1106418
I am no expert but after doing my research this is what I got. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0070Z87YO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It isn't turned up all the way and it still does the job well. I do recommend a base amp so it will only go off when base sounds come through
1447150
Not sure, but this isolator has been charging my spare camper battery for 2 + years without issue....
1067671
Wish I could answer your question, but I really don't know. Just a guess, if your speakers are higher than 4 ohm, it is probably safe, but someone else with more of electronics knowledge would be better to ask.
1392650
no it will blow out the unit. it won't handle much more than two 8 ohm speakers.
872194
I haven't checked the specs, but it certainly seems to maintain the balance between the external subwoofer and satellite systems. I am using two of these amps to drive separate subwoofer/satellite systems, one at home and one at work. You have to set the cutoff frequency and gain on the subwoofers once, but then there is no obvious imbalance when you increase or decrease the volume on the amp.
769919
Yes, I have two of these and they can be daisy chained together. The units are also significantly louder when used with 110 vs battery power.
548394
yes, it should allow you to keep your system. I would dis connect the positive from the battery first though to ensure you don't fry your amp.