The Roadmaster Battery Ace – Remote Battery Disconnect with Key Fobs is an innovative, wireless solution designed to simplify battery isolation for a variety of 12-volt applications, including flat towing. Unlike traditional systems, the Battery Ace eliminates the need for complex wiring, drilling, and panel modifications, reducing installation time and hassle for both professionals and DIY users. Operated by a compact key fob, this remote-controlled disconnect is ideal for towed vehicles, boats, RVs, trailers, and classic cars that experience battery drain during storage.
The Battery Ace is engineered with a unique safety feature: a Faraday pouch that blocks RF signals to prevent accidental activation while driving or when the fob is in use by passengers. The system also reduces parasitic power loss, extending battery life between uses.
Whether you’re towing a vehicle or storing a boat, the Battery Ace makes battery management easier and more reliable than ever before.
Please note: If your vehicle is a diesel, use Roadmaster’s heavy-duty Battery Disconnect part number 767 instead. Diesel vehicle’s have extremely high cold cranking amps and require a more industrial solution.
Features:
• Wireless battery disconnect controlled by key fob
• No stringing wires through the firewall or mounting switches to the dash
• Faster, cleaner installation compared to traditional disconnects
• Includes Faraday pouch to block RF signals and prevent accidental activation
• Includes instructions and is pre-assembled for easy installation
• Reduces parasitic battery drain during storage
• Ideal for flat towing and classic vehicles.
• Works on 12-volt batteries and 24-volt batteries (see below)
Electrical Information:
Resistive Contact Rating 200-Amps / 14-volt DC or 60-Amps / 28-volt DC
Max Switching Voltage 40-volt DC
Max Switching Current 200-Amps
Before You Order
Verify part number 768 exactly Match the listed product details to the part you are replacing before ordering. Compare dimensions, specifications and fitment information with your RV or component.
Frequently Asked Questions
What part number should I verify before ordering?
Verify 768 on your existing part, documentation or equipment label before ordering.
How should I confirm this part fits?
Compare the listed part number, dimensions, specifications and fitment details with your existing component. Do not rely on appearance alone.
