The Votronic 5773 100A Smart-Shunt (C0334) is an essential component for accurate battery monitoring in 12V systems. Compatible with Votronic display units such as the Jupiter, this shunt accurately measures battery voltage, current (charge/discharge), capacity in Ah and %, and remaining runtime until the set cutoff threshold. It also functions as a solar computer, supporting VOTRONIC Solar Charge Controllers (from 2014 onwards) and VBCS Triple systems, displaying real-time solar power (W), current (A), charged solar capacity (Ah), and solar energy (Wh).
Designed for easy integration with minimal depth and low power consumption, the Smart-Shunt includes practical features like voltage displays for starter batteries, tank level indicators for fresh and grey water, and outputs for external relays with programmable switching thresholds (% of remaining capacity). It also features dual USB charging ports (5V/2.5A), internal and external thermometers, and a 24-hour format clock. With dimensions of 200 x 65 x 30 mm and weighing just 0.4 kg, it's a compact and reliable choice for enhancing battery management in various mobile and off-grid applications.
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