Trek3
RV Battery Monitor
Key Features
- Battery voltage & charge status
- Battery charging & discharging currents
- Auxiliary & solar charging currents
- Time remaining to discharge
- Level indication of up to 4 water tanks
- Water pump status
- The battery on/off status
- Includes OdysseyLink104
Battery information and water tank levels on one screen
The RV battery monitor Trek3 is a smart battery monitor able to learn the actual battery capacity with time and provide more accurate feedback to the user. It combines comprehensive battery data together with water tank level measurement on one screen in a sleek design.
The Trek3 is designed to work with the BatteryPlus35-II Power Management System. Connected to the BatteryPlus35-II via CAN bus, it continuously monitors information providing vital data at a glance.
The Trek3 monitors and displays vital battery information such as volts and amps, charge and discharge status, auxiliary and solar currents, as well as remaining battery capacity. It displays information on water tank levels and controls two water pumps with an on/off switch. The user can also quickly and easily isolate the battery from loads with the battery isolate button. The backlit LCD display of the RV battery monitor looks stylish and is easy to read. One can also use the backlight as a night light.
The Trek3 can be connected to the OdysseyLink104 (included in the retail package) to become a part of the Odyssey system. The OdysseyLink104 enables SmartConnect Bluetooth sensors and the use of a free Odyssey App to remotely monitor the battery and control caravan’s water pumps from the mobile phone.
The Trek3 has two mounting options (flush / half recessed). We offer caravan manufacturers multiple front fascia colour options to suit the design of your van.
OTHER FEATURES:
- Backlight can be set as a night light
- Control two water pumps through the BatteryPlus35-II
- Function to disconnect the battery from the load
- Includes OdysseyLink104 to enable SmartConnect and Odyssey app
| Specifications | |
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Input Voltage Range |
8V – 15V |
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Battery Drain |
<21mA with backlight off |
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Ambient Temperature |
0-50°C |
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Dimensions |
164mm x 108mm x 22mm |
FAQs
The ability to configure battery chemistry is available only if the Trek3 is in use with the BatteryPlus35-HA or BatteryPlus35-II-HA, which are capable of charging both lead acid and LiFePO4 type batteries.
By default, the BatteryPlus35-HA and BatteryPlus35-II-HA are configured to charge lead acid batteries. This can be changed with the Trek3 monitor.
To configure the BatteryPlus35-HA or BatteryPlus35-II-HA to charge LiFePO4 batteries with the Trek3 monitor:
- Enter Set-Up mode by holding the HOME button down until Set-Up is seen on the Battery display.
- Navigate to the ADVANC menu function.
- Navigate to the BATCHM menu function.
- Follow the directions in the below image to configure the battery chemistry:
The battery capacity needs to be set whenever a new battery is fitted to the BatteryPlus35-II. By default, the battery capacity is set to 100AH.
Correctly configuring the battery capacity ensures that the BatteryPlus35-II will select the best charging parameters for the caravan battery in use and the software accurately estimates battery usage including Battery Capacity and Time Remaining.
Enter Set-Up mode and navigate to the batCaP menu function. Follow the directions in the image below to configure the battery capacity. The battery capacity can be adjusted between 50 and 600AH in steps of 10AH.
The time on the Trek3 may be set in either 12- or 24-hour formats.
12-Hour Format
- Enter Set-Up mode by holding the HOME button down until Set-Up is seen on the Battery display.
- Navigate to the Clock menu function.
- Follow the directions in the below image to set the clock in 12-hour format:
The AM and PM indicators will automatically change as the hour changes from 11 to 12.
24-Hour Format
- Enter Set-Up mode by holding the HOME button down until Set-Up is seen on the
Battery display. - Navigate to the Clock menu function.
- Follow the directions in the below image to set the clock in 24-hour format:
