PRO Battery Rack IV w/Cramped Attic 12V Jumper Block

[Christian Ramirez-Coll]

Hello all,

I am selling a brand new v Hot Swappable jumper block, and the regular Pro Gen IV jumper block. I have an older sled and the battery rack did not fit. Pro does not accept returns, and so I have to sell it. The items have never been used or even installed as the rack never fit. Comes with 2 sets of 6 Screws for attaching the rack to the sled. Here is how the prices breakdown:

PRO Battery rack IV Price: $2,190 plus shipping.

12V Hot Swap Jumper Block by crampet attic: $225 plus shipping.

My Price: $1,975 buyer pays shipping, which should be between $80-$100 via FedEx medium box. Your savings should be between $500 - $600 for a brand new battery rack.

Price is firm, thank you.

Edited September 1, 2020 by Christian Ramirez-Coll

[Werner Juergen Heinemann]

What is the reason for the Cramped Attic jumper block? I know you said 12v hot swap. But just trying to wrap my head around what that means. Thanks.

[Christian Ramirez-Coll]

The Cramped Attic jumper block allows all batteries to power the sled at the same time, making them hot-swappable. You can change one battery without powering down the system. It is only 12V though.

[Shawn Wang]

why don't u just let cramped attic mod your sled ? they have direct mount from pro post to this battery rack. bypass the pro LEH. just call DAVE HABLY he has all the amazing solutions for u 

Edited September 2, 2020 by Shawn Wang

[Christian Ramirez-Coll]

I was going to do that, and it would have worked great I am sure, but I am planning on switching systems altogether.

I have added some pictures of my PRO electronics and how the Battery Rack GEN IV does not fit. Some people have asked why I am selling, and why it did not fit. I bought the system used, so I am not sure if this is the original 12-24V switch, which is quite large in size.

Edited September 3, 2020 by Christian Ramirez-Coll
New Pics.

[Lawrence Karman]

So the problem is that toggle switch is blocking the lock knob from going any higher? Just cut it shorter with a hack saw. or change out the plastic headed thumb screw with a smaller allen headed bolt.

 

[Christian Ramirez-Coll]

Its ok, I am switching systems anyway, no need for surgery. LOL

[RonBaldwin]

I know you are switching systems but it is an easy fix — just move the switch or put the stock one back in. Sadly that is many times bigger than the switch that was originally there 

[Christian Ramirez-Coll]

SOLD. Thanks everyone.