Thursday, February 20, 2020

Anti Rust technology now available at Standard Auto Glass!

This device offers year round protection. It protects your vehicle from rust and corrosion using the same technology that industrial and shipping companies have used for years. When your vehicle's body paint is chipped or scratched, the bare metal comes into contact with moisture and oxygen. This starts an electrochemical reaction which causes oxidation (RUST).

The Corrosion Predator delivers a constant DC current directly to the vehicle body, moving the electrical potential of the vehicle into a "passive zone." This means that any oxidation-causing electrical differences caused by chips or scratches are neutralized by the constant DC current and rust is prevented from forming. The Corrosion Predator can reduce corrosion tendencies in your vehicle by as much as 95%. By being able to withstand physical temperatures as low as -40C and as high as +125C, they are great for the changing Canadian temperatures.

The Corrosion Predator is safe to use and will not interfere with your vehicle's electrical system. The low-current design results in negligible drain on the battery. The master control unit is designed to mount under the hood with no drilling through the fire wall and it withstands the high temperatures under the hood. This unit is internally protected against excessive currents and reverse power protection eliminates any possibility of damaging the vehicle's wiring. The Corrosion Predator is available in 12V and 24V input voltages. The Corrosion Predator is manufactured in the USA to international standards.

Specifications:
4 Electrodes (Left Front + Left Rear / Right Front + Right Rear)
Input Voltage: 11VDC-16VDC Current 8 ma.
MAX Power Consumption: 0.1 WATT
Output Current: Varies with each vehicle and prevailing weather conditions
Operating temp.: -40c to +125c (ideal for Canadian climates)
Includes 15.5 ft. extension with 2 leads & 12 ft. extension with 2 leads.
Note: All values based on 13.5 VDC to accommodate varying vehicle electrical system

Posted at 01:11 PM