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Operating a 24v device in a standard 24v truck
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Posted by David Voelkert on June 10, 2007 at 10:40:57 from (71.193.127.164):
I have a 1987 Ford F350 deisel that has two batteries standard under the hood. I added an issolation unit and put a third battery in the back of the truck to operate my warning system and lift system. I also have a camera system installed and a DVR that requires 24 to 30 volts DC. How would I get at least 24 volts to this DVR without affecting the rest of the eletrical system? Is it possiable to get a full 30 volts from my three batteries without effecting the rest of the eletrical system? Any and all help would be really great. Thank you in advance.
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