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Data Port P/N 091-227

The Data Port P/N 091-227 from Kussmaul Electronics provides quick and easy Internet access to your vehicle’s mounted router.

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Kussmaul Electronics Introduces AutoCharge 40/20

Kussmaul Electronics' new 40/20 is a completely automatic, modified 3-step, single-channel battery charger designed for vehicles with a single battery system. The combined battery charger and low ripple battery saver provides a complete package. Additionally, the battery saver output provides uninterrupted power to accessory loads.

My Report from COPS West 2013

The expo can be a bit of an adventure. And herein I will share some of my thoughts on this year's edition.

Kussmaul Introduces Battery Charger

The lightweight, low-profile charger arrives with a selector switch for two charging modes: float only or three-step charging. The clean output poses no interference with radios and other mobile devices, according to the company.

Kussmaul Introduces Low Ripple Battery Saver

Kussmaul Electronics has introduced the Battery Saver Low Ripple HO (Model 091-195-12) power pack with a load transfer relay that reduces the electrical load on police vehicle electronics, according to the company.

New Power Save Timer

he new Power Save Timer, Model 091-191-115 introduced by Kussmaul Electronics, is a timer for block heaters that limits the duty cycle of an air conditioning load to one hour "on" and one hour "off." The Power Save Timer reduces the "on" time to 50 percent.

Kussmaul Introduces Block Heater Timer

The timer regulates the unit on hour intervals — one hour on, followed by one hour off — and cuts power consumption of the 110-volt heater in half. A bypass switch may be installed to permit full time operation when full power operation is desired.

Texas Agency's Auxiliary Charging Keeps Cruisers Running

The Tomball PD implemented a plug-in solution that feeds enough juice to cruiser batteries when they're parked, and conditions the batteries so they don't overcharge, giving the cars just the right electrical charge to power the vehicle, low-voltage Whelen LED light bars, Mobile Data Computers (MDCs) and radio gear.