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If your home, R/V or boat depends on batteries for electrical power, here's why a battery system monitor should be part of your electrical system.

CONSERVATION	BATTERY CARE	SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Helps save valuable energy by letting you see how much you're using Use "amps" to educate users about how much energy different electrical loads draw. Check that all loads are really off when you think they're off. Check for "phantom loads"-small loads that steal power 24 hours per day. Keep informed about how much energy you have left in your battery system. Reduce generator use by knowing when you can efficiently shut it off because batteries are approaching full charge.	Provides information you need to protect your battery investment. Know when to turn on your generator to avoid damage from over discharge. Check that charging systems are charging to correct voltage for longest life. Be reminded not to let batteries go too many days between a full charge.	Helps locate system problems when they occur. Monitor solar arrays and inverter/chargers to be sure they are still charging at proper rates and voltage. Find out if batteries are still holding energy properly. Even if you're not an expert, a dealer or other knowledgeable person can more easily help you "by phone" to locate a problem if you have a monitor on your system.