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Customisable Wakespeed WS500 Pro Regulator Kit

Configure a WS500 Pro regulated alternator, with battery sensing and optional Victron VE.Can integration.

DESCRIPTION

Wakespeed WS500 Pro Bluetooth Alternator Regulator

Wakespeed WS500 Pro: Advanced Bluetooth Smart Alternator Controller

The Wakespeed WS500 Pro represents the next generation in smart alternator regulation, building upon the proven performance of the original WS500 with the addition of Bluetooth connectivity. Designed for marine, RV, and off-grid power systems, this advanced alternator controller delivers precision multi-PID engine control to safely and effectively charge 12V, 24V, and 48V battery banks. Whether you are running traditional lead-acid, AGM, or advanced LiFePO4 lithium arrays, the WS500 Pro optimises your mobile power generation.

Precision Multi-PID Charging Engine

Unlike standard voltage-only regulators, the WS500 Pro actively manages charging based on a combination of system voltage, current acceptance, and real-time temperatures. By monitoring the alternator and battery temperatures, it actively regulates output to prevent critical over-temperature conditions rather than simply reacting after a fault occurs. This ensures safe, continuous operation while maximising charging efficiency based on battery C-rates and system loads.

Wireless Configuration via Bluetooth

The built-in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module transforms the setup and monitoring experience. Using the Wakespeed Configuration and Monitoring Utility App, installers and end-users can wirelessly configure charging profiles, update firmware, and monitor real-time performance directly from a smartphone. This completely removes the need for physical cable connections during initial setup or diagnostic checks in hard-to-reach engine bays.

Advanced Alternator Protection

Alternators working hard to charge large lithium battery banks can rapidly overheat. The WS500 Pro utilises active temperature sensing to incrementally reduce alternator field output, keeping the alternator within safe operating temperatures and extending its lifespan. Coupled with Zero Output Technology, the regulator intelligently limits the output to match active DC house loads once your battery bank reaches full capacity, preventing overcharging and reducing unnecessary engine drag.

Seamless CANbus and BMS Integration

Modern mobile power systems require deep integration. The WS500 Pro features robust CANbus communication capabilities, supporting industry protocols including RV-C, NMEA2000, and Victron VE.reg. This allows the regulator to communicate directly with your Battery Management System (BMS) and other network-enabled devices, enabling highly accurate, coordinated charging profiles across complex setups.

Essential Installation Requirements

Please note that the WS500 Pro unit is supplied without a wiring harness. To create a fully functional system, you will require the following additional components:

  • A compatible Wakespeed wire harness (which includes the essential 0.3m alternator temperature sensor).
  • If integrating into a Victron Energy environment, a specific Victron CANbus Crossover Cable is necessary.

Key Features

  • Bluetooth Connectivity: Wireless monitoring, real-time diagnostics, and configuration via the iOS or Android app.
  • Multi-Voltage Support: Auto-detects 12V, 24V, and 48V systems, with customisable voltage setpoints.
  • Multi-PID Regulation: Actively controls output based on voltage, current, and temperature limits.
  • Broad Compatibility: Factory-engineered profiles for major battery brands, including Battle Born, Lithionics, and Victron Energy.
  • Adaptive Idle Technology: Dynamically reduces alternator output at lower RPMs to prevent engine stalling.
  • Advanced Networking: Dual ruggedised RJ45 ports for sophisticated CANbus integration.

Wakespeed Guides:

Wakespeed Configuration Utility App:

WS500 App for apple ios    WS500 App for android

Optimise Your Mobile Power System

Upgrade your marine or off-grid vehicle charging setup with the Wakespeed WS500 Pro. By actively protecting your alternator and delivering precise charge profiles to your battery bank, this regulator ensures reliable power generation on the move. Ensure you pair this unit with the correct Wakespeed wiring harness to build your comprehensive charging system today.


SKU: WS-WS500PRO

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness

Professional Power Management: Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness

The Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness provides the critical communication and power bridge between your advanced alternator regulator and your electrical system. Built for demanding P-type alternator installations, this wiring harness simplifies the installation process while significantly reducing the risk of voltage drops, sensor errors, and communication failures often associated with generic wiring solutions.

Why a Dedicated Wiring Harness for Alternator Upgrades Matters

High-output alternators require precise control and accurate data to perform safely and efficiently. Constructing a custom loom from scratch introduces the potential for poor crimps, incorrect wire gauges, and moisture ingress. By utilising a pre-assembled, professional-grade harness, you ensure that vital signals regarding battery temperature, voltage sensing, and field control reach the regulator without interference. This allows your charging system to operate exactly as intended, protecting your expensive battery bank from undercharging or thermal runaway.

Intelligent System Integration

Modern off-grid and marine electrical systems rely heavily on data sharing between components. This harness is thoughtfully designed to support advanced system architectures, ensuring clean signal paths for both analog sensors and digital communication networks.

  • Configured specifically for P-type alternator excitation setups.

Designed for Harsh Environments

Engine bays and marine engine rooms expose electrical components to extreme heat, vibration, and moisture. To combat these harsh conditions, the harness features a heavy-duty braided mesh sleeving that provides exceptional mechanical protection against abrasion. Weather-sealed connectors, reinforced with robust heat shrink, prevent moisture and contaminants from compromising your connections. These industrial-grade materials work together to deliver long-lasting reliability in mobile and off-grid power systems.

Streamlined Installation Process

Time spent troubleshooting electrical gremlins is time away from your travels. This harness features standardised, colour-coded leads that align precisely with the Wakespeed WS500 wiring diagram. With clearly defined branches for the panel, alternator, and battery, the layout takes the guesswork out of the installation. Dedicated sensor plugs and pre-terminated connections further accelerate the process, allowing for a neat, professional finish that is easy to service and maintain over the lifespan of your vehicle or vessel.

Key Features

  • Colour-coded and clearly labelled wiring for straightforward installation
  • Durable braided protective sleeving resists heat and abrasion
  • Weather-sealed, multi-pin connectors for secure regulator attachment
  • Dedicated branches for panel, alternator, and battery connections
  • Optimised for accurate voltage and current sensing

Complete Your Power System

Ensure your advanced charging setup operates at peak efficiency with a wiring solution built for the task. Secure your reliable connection today and experience confident, high-performance power generation wherever your journey takes you.


SKU: WS-WS500-PH

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Professional Power Management: Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness with CANBus

The Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness with CANBus provides the critical communication and power bridge between your advanced alternator regulator and your electrical system. Built for demanding marine and mobile power applications, this wiring harness simplifies the installation process while significantly reducing the risk of voltage drops, sensor errors, and communication failures often associated with generic wiring solutions.

Why a Dedicated Wiring Harness for Alternator Upgrades Matters

High-output alternators require precise control and accurate data to perform safely and efficiently. Constructing a custom loom from scratch introduces the potential for poor crimps, incorrect wire gauges, and moisture ingress. By utilising a pre-assembled, professional-grade harness, you ensure that vital signals regarding battery temperature, voltage sensing, and field control reach the regulator without interference. This allows your charging system to operate exactly as intended, protecting your expensive battery bank from undercharging or thermal runaway.

Intelligent System Integration

Modern off-grid and marine electrical systems rely heavily on data sharing between components. This harness is thoughtfully designed to support advanced system architectures, ensuring clean signal paths for both analog sensors and digital communication networks.

  • Configured specifically for P-type alternator excitation setups.
  • Includes a twisted-pair CANBus communication lead for seamless data transmission and network integration.

Designed for Harsh Environments

Engine bays and marine engine rooms expose electrical components to extreme heat, vibration, and moisture. To combat these harsh conditions, the harness features a heavy-duty braided mesh sleeving that provides exceptional mechanical protection against abrasion. Weather-sealed connectors, reinforced with robust heat shrink, prevent moisture and contaminants from compromising your connections. These industrial-grade materials work together to deliver long-lasting reliability in mobile and off-grid power systems.

Streamlined Installation Process

Time spent troubleshooting electrical gremlins is time away from your travels. This harness features standardised, colour-coded leads that align precisely with the Wakespeed WS500 wiring diagram. With clearly defined branches for the panel, alternator, and battery, the layout takes the guesswork out of the installation. Dedicated sensor plugs and pre-terminated connections further accelerate the process, allowing for a neat, professional finish that is easy to service and maintain over the lifespan of your vehicle or vessel.

Key Features

  • Colour-coded and clearly labelled wiring for straightforward installation
  • Durable braided protective sleeving resists heat and abrasion
  • Weather-sealed, multi-pin connectors for secure regulator attachment
  • Dedicated branches for panel, alternator, and battery connections
  • Optimised for accurate voltage and current sensing

Complete Your Power System

Ensure your advanced charging setup operates at peak efficiency with a wiring solution built for the task. Secure your reliable connection today and experience confident, high-performance power generation wherever your journey takes you.


SKU: WS-WS500-PH-CAN

Wakespeed WS500 Extended P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Professional Power Management: Wakespeed WS500 Extended P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

The Wakespeed WS500 Extended P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus provides the critical communication and power bridge between your advanced alternator regulator and your electrical system. Built for demanding large RV and commercial van installations, this wiring harness simplifies the installation process while significantly reducing the risk of voltage drops, sensor errors, and communication failures often associated with generic wiring solutions.

Why a Dedicated Wiring Harness for Alternator Upgrades Matters

High-output alternators require precise control and accurate data to perform safely and efficiently. Constructing a custom loom from scratch introduces the potential for poor crimps, incorrect wire gauges, and moisture ingress. By utilising a pre-assembled, professional-grade harness, you ensure that vital signals regarding battery temperature, voltage sensing, and field control reach the regulator without interference. This allows your charging system to operate exactly as intended, protecting your expensive battery bank from undercharging or thermal runaway.

Intelligent System Integration

Modern off-grid and marine electrical systems rely heavily on data sharing between components. This harness is thoughtfully designed to support advanced system architectures, ensuring clean signal paths for both analog sensors and digital communication networks.

  • Configured specifically for P-type alternator excitation setups.
  • Includes a twisted-pair CANBus communication lead for seamless data transmission and network integration.
  • Extended branch lengths up to 8m accommodate large RVs, commercial vans, and spacious marine engine rooms without the need for custom splicing.

Designed for Harsh Environments

Engine bays and marine engine rooms expose electrical components to extreme heat, vibration, and moisture. To combat these harsh conditions, the harness features a heavy-duty braided mesh sleeving that provides exceptional mechanical protection against abrasion. Weather-sealed connectors, reinforced with robust heat shrink, prevent moisture and contaminants from compromising your connections. These industrial-grade materials work together to deliver long-lasting reliability in mobile and off-grid power systems.

Streamlined Installation Process

Time spent troubleshooting electrical gremlins is time away from your travels. This harness features standardised, colour-coded leads that align precisely with the Wakespeed WS500 wiring diagram. With clearly defined branches for the panel, alternator, and battery, the layout takes the guesswork out of the installation. Dedicated sensor plugs and pre-terminated connections further accelerate the process, allowing for a neat, professional finish that is easy to service and maintain over the lifespan of your vehicle or vessel.

Key Features

  • Colour-coded and clearly labelled wiring for straightforward installation
  • Durable braided protective sleeving resists heat and abrasion
  • Weather-sealed, multi-pin connectors for secure regulator attachment
  • Dedicated branches for panel, alternator, and battery connections
  • Optimised for accurate voltage and current sensing

Complete Your Power System

Ensure your advanced charging setup operates at peak efficiency with a wiring solution built for the task. Secure your reliable connection today and experience confident, high-performance power generation wherever your journey takes you.


SKU: WS-WS500-PH-CAN-VAN

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ NMEA2000 M12 Connector

Professional Power Management: Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness with NMEA2000 M12 Connector

The Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness with NMEA2000 M12 Connector provides the critical communication and power bridge between your advanced alternator regulator and your electrical system. Built for demanding marine and off-grid charging applications, this wiring harness simplifies the installation process while significantly reducing the risk of voltage drops, sensor errors, and communication failures often associated with generic wiring solutions.

Why a Dedicated Wiring Harness for Alternator Upgrades Matters

High-output alternators require precise control and accurate data to perform safely and efficiently. Constructing a custom loom from scratch introduces the potential for poor crimps, incorrect wire gauges, and moisture ingress. By utilising a pre-assembled, professional-grade harness, you ensure that vital signals regarding battery temperature, voltage sensing, and field control reach the regulator without interference. This allows your charging system to operate exactly as intended, protecting your expensive battery bank from undercharging or thermal runaway.

Intelligent System Integration

Modern off-grid and marine electrical systems rely heavily on data sharing between components. This harness is thoughtfully designed to support advanced system architectures, ensuring clean signal paths for both analog sensors and digital communication networks.

  • Configured specifically for P-type alternator excitation setups.
  • Features an M12 5-pin NMEA2000 connector with gold-plated pins for reliable marine network integration.

Designed for Harsh Environments

Engine bays and marine engine rooms expose electrical components to extreme heat, vibration, and moisture. To combat these harsh conditions, the harness features a heavy-duty braided mesh sleeving that provides exceptional mechanical protection against abrasion. Weather-sealed connectors, reinforced with robust heat shrink, prevent moisture and contaminants from compromising your connections. These industrial-grade materials work together to deliver long-lasting reliability in mobile and off-grid power systems.

Streamlined Installation Process

Time spent troubleshooting electrical gremlins is time away from your travels. This harness features standardised, colour-coded leads that align precisely with the Wakespeed WS500 wiring diagram. With clearly defined branches for the panel, alternator, and battery, the layout takes the guesswork out of the installation. Dedicated sensor plugs and pre-terminated connections further accelerate the process, allowing for a neat, professional finish that is easy to service and maintain over the lifespan of your vehicle or vessel.

Key Features

  • Colour-coded and clearly labelled wiring for straightforward installation
  • Durable braided protective sleeving resists heat and abrasion
  • Weather-sealed, multi-pin connectors for secure regulator attachment
  • Dedicated branches for panel, alternator, and battery connections
  • Optimised for accurate voltage and current sensing

Complete Your Power System

Ensure your advanced charging setup operates at peak efficiency with a wiring solution built for the task. Secure your reliable connection today and experience confident, high-performance power generation wherever your journey takes you.


SKU: WS-WS500-PH-M12

Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Reliable Thermal Monitoring for WS500 Charge Optimisation

The Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor is a critical component for any advanced 12V, 24V or 48V electrical system utilising the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator. Designed to accurately monitor the temperature of either your battery bank or your alternator, this sensor ensures your charging system operates safely and at peak efficiency. By providing real-time thermal data directly to the regulator, it enables dynamic adjustments to charge profiles, protecting your valuable equipment from thermal damage while maximising energy storage.

Essential Protection for High-Output Alternators

Modern high-output alternators, particularly those paired with lithium battery banks, are subjected to immense stress. Lithium batteries are capable of accepting maximum charge current for extended periods, unlike traditional lead-acid batteries that taper their current draw as they reach a high state of charge. This continuous high-current demand generates significant heat within the alternator casing. By installing this alternator temperature sensor, the WS500 regulator can actively monitor the casing temperature and automatically derate the alternator's current output if it approaches unsafe thermal limits. This vital feature significantly reduces the risk of catastrophic alternator failure and extends the operational lifespan of your charging hardware.

Precision Battery Temperature Compensation

Accurate battery temperature monitoring is equally critical for optimal charge control, particularly for lead-acid and non-CAN enabled LiFePO4 battery technologies. When used as a battery temperature sensor, it allows the WS500 to dynamically adjust the absorption charge voltage. For lead-acid chemistries, the regulator will lower the voltage as the ambient temperature increases, preventing overcharging and extending battery life. Furthermore, if the battery temperature exceeds or falls below pre-configured safety thresholds, the regulator will safely reduce or completely halt the charging current.

For non-CAN lithium systems, the sensor acts as a vital safeguard, entirely stopping the charge process during extreme temperature events, such as freezing conditions, where charging could cause irreversible damage to the internal cells.

Redundancy for CAN-Bus Enabled Lithium Systems

While advanced CAN-enabled LiFePO4 batteries rely on their internal Battery Management System (BMS) to broadcast charge parameters and temperature warnings directly to the WS500, incorporating an external temperature sensor is highly recommended as a fail-safe measure. In the unlikely event of a CAN communication failure or BMS malfunction, the Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor allows the WS500 to fall back on accurate local temperature readings, ensuring the charging process continues safely without risking damage to the battery bank.

Robust Construction for Harsh Environments

Engineered for durability in challenging marine and automotive environments, the sensor features a high-quality, fully insulated cable. The compact 0.3-metre cable is ideal for tight installations where the regulator is mounted directly adjacent to the alternator or battery.

One end of the harness is terminated with an 8mm eyelet ring terminal. Because there is no electrical connection between the internal thermistor and the metal lug, the terminal can be safely secured directly to positive or negative battery posts, or bolted straight onto the alternator casing. The opposite end is fitted with a weatherproof Superseal 1.5 connector, complete with a protective blue boot, ensuring a secure, moisture-resistant connection to the WS500 wiring harness.

Key Features

  • Provides real-time thermal data to the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator
  • Prevents alternator overheating by enabling dynamic current output derating
  • Allows voltage compensation for lead-acid batteries to prevent overcharging
  • Stops charging in extreme temperatures to protect non-CAN lithium batteries
  • Acts as a critical backup sensor for CAN-enabled LiFePO4 systems
  • Features an isolated 8mm ring terminal for safe mounting on live posts or ground points
  • Equipped with a sealed, weatherproof connector for robust marine and RV installations

Protect your high-value power generation and storage components with precise thermal management. Upgrade your system with the Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor today and ensure your WS500 regulator has the critical data it needs to perform flawlessly.


SKU: WS-0-3M-THERM

Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Reliable Thermal Monitoring for WS500 Charge Optimisation

The Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor is a critical component for any advanced 12V, 24V or 48V electrical system utilising the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator. Designed to accurately monitor the temperature of either your battery bank or your alternator, this sensor ensures your charging system operates safely and at peak efficiency. By providing real-time thermal data directly to the regulator, it enables dynamic adjustments to charge profiles, protecting your valuable equipment from thermal damage while maximising energy storage.

Essential Protection for High-Output Alternators

Modern high-output alternators, particularly those paired with lithium battery banks, are subjected to immense stress. Lithium batteries are capable of accepting maximum charge current for extended periods, unlike traditional lead-acid batteries that taper their current draw as they reach a high state of charge. This continuous high-current demand generates significant heat within the alternator casing. By installing this alternator temperature sensor, the WS500 regulator can actively monitor the casing temperature and automatically derate the alternator's current output if it approaches unsafe thermal limits. This vital feature significantly reduces the risk of catastrophic alternator failure and extends the operational lifespan of your charging hardware.

Precision Battery Temperature Compensation

Accurate battery temperature monitoring is equally critical for optimal charge control, particularly for lead-acid and non-CAN enabled LiFePO4 battery technologies. When used as a battery temperature sensor, it allows the WS500 to dynamically adjust the absorption charge voltage. For lead-acid chemistries, the regulator will lower the voltage as the ambient temperature increases, preventing overcharging and extending battery life. Furthermore, if the battery temperature exceeds or falls below pre-configured safety thresholds, the regulator will safely reduce or completely halt the charging current.

For non-CAN lithium systems, the sensor acts as a vital safeguard, entirely stopping the charge process during extreme temperature events, such as freezing conditions, where charging could cause irreversible damage to the internal cells.

Redundancy for CAN-Bus Enabled Lithium Systems

While advanced CAN-enabled LiFePO4 batteries rely on their internal Battery Management System (BMS) to broadcast charge parameters and temperature warnings directly to the WS500, incorporating an external temperature sensor is highly recommended as a fail-safe measure. In the unlikely event of a CAN communication failure or BMS malfunction, the Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor allows the WS500 to fall back on accurate local temperature readings, ensuring the charging process continues safely without risking damage to the battery bank.

Robust Construction for Harsh Environments

Engineered for durability in challenging marine and automotive environments, the sensor features a high-quality, fully insulated cable. The versatile 3-metre cable provides ample reach for typical engine bays and power compartments.

One end of the harness is terminated with an 8mm eyelet ring terminal. Because there is no electrical connection between the internal thermistor and the metal lug, the terminal can be safely secured directly to positive or negative battery posts, or bolted straight onto the alternator casing. The opposite end is fitted with a weatherproof Superseal 1.5 connector, complete with a protective blue boot, ensuring a secure, moisture-resistant connection to the WS500 wiring harness.

Key Features

  • Provides real-time thermal data to the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator
  • Prevents alternator overheating by enabling dynamic current output derating
  • Allows voltage compensation for lead-acid batteries to prevent overcharging
  • Stops charging in extreme temperatures to protect non-CAN lithium batteries
  • Acts as a critical backup sensor for CAN-enabled LiFePO4 systems
  • Features an isolated 8mm ring terminal for safe mounting on live posts or ground points
  • Equipped with a sealed, weatherproof connector for robust marine and RV installations

Protect your high-value power generation and storage components with precise thermal management. Upgrade your system with the Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor today and ensure your WS500 regulator has the critical data it needs to perform flawlessly.


SKU: WS-3M-THERM

Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Reliable Thermal Monitoring for WS500 Charge Optimisation

The Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor is a critical component for any advanced 12V, 24V or 48V electrical system utilising the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator. Designed to accurately monitor the temperature of either your battery bank or your alternator, this sensor ensures your charging system operates safely and at peak efficiency. By providing real-time thermal data directly to the regulator, it enables dynamic adjustments to charge profiles, protecting your valuable equipment from thermal damage while maximising energy storage.

Essential Protection for High-Output Alternators

Modern high-output alternators, particularly those paired with lithium battery banks, are subjected to immense stress. Lithium batteries are capable of accepting maximum charge current for extended periods, unlike traditional lead-acid batteries that taper their current draw as they reach a high state of charge. This continuous high-current demand generates significant heat within the alternator casing. By installing this alternator temperature sensor, the WS500 regulator can actively monitor the casing temperature and automatically derate the alternator's current output if it approaches unsafe thermal limits. This vital feature significantly reduces the risk of catastrophic alternator failure and extends the operational lifespan of your charging hardware.

Precision Battery Temperature Compensation

Accurate battery temperature monitoring is equally critical for optimal charge control, particularly for lead-acid and non-CAN enabled LiFePO4 battery technologies. When used as a battery temperature sensor, it allows the WS500 to dynamically adjust the absorption charge voltage. For lead-acid chemistries, the regulator will lower the voltage as the ambient temperature increases, preventing overcharging and extending battery life. Furthermore, if the battery temperature exceeds or falls below pre-configured safety thresholds, the regulator will safely reduce or completely halt the charging current.

For non-CAN lithium systems, the sensor acts as a vital safeguard, entirely stopping the charge process during extreme temperature events, such as freezing conditions, where charging could cause irreversible damage to the internal cells.

Redundancy for CAN-Bus Enabled Lithium Systems

While advanced CAN-enabled LiFePO4 batteries rely on their internal Battery Management System (BMS) to broadcast charge parameters and temperature warnings directly to the WS500, incorporating an external temperature sensor is highly recommended as a fail-safe measure. In the unlikely event of a CAN communication failure or BMS malfunction, the Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor allows the WS500 to fall back on accurate local temperature readings, ensuring the charging process continues safely without risking damage to the battery bank.

Robust Construction for Harsh Environments

Engineered for durability in challenging marine and automotive environments, the sensor features a high-quality, fully insulated cable. The extended 8-metre cable offers maximum routing flexibility for large marine vessels and complex RV layouts.

One end of the harness is terminated with an 8mm eyelet ring terminal. Because there is no electrical connection between the internal thermistor and the metal lug, the terminal can be safely secured directly to positive or negative battery posts, or bolted straight onto the alternator casing. The opposite end is fitted with a weatherproof Superseal 1.5 connector, complete with a protective blue boot, ensuring a secure, moisture-resistant connection to the WS500 wiring harness.

Key Features

  • Provides real-time thermal data to the Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator
  • Prevents alternator overheating by enabling dynamic current output derating
  • Allows voltage compensation for lead-acid batteries to prevent overcharging
  • Stops charging in extreme temperatures to protect non-CAN lithium batteries
  • Acts as a critical backup sensor for CAN-enabled LiFePO4 systems
  • Features an isolated 8mm ring terminal for safe mounting on live posts or ground points
  • Equipped with a sealed, weatherproof connector for robust marine and RV installations

Protect your high-value power generation and storage components with precise thermal management. Upgrade your system with the Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor today and ensure your WS500 regulator has the critical data it needs to perform flawlessly.


SKU: WS-8M-THERM

Victron 500A/50mV Shunt

Victron 500A/50mV Shunt: Precision Current Measurement for BMV Battery Monitors

Engineered for Accurate Energy Monitoring in 12V, 24V, and 48V Systems

The Victron 500A/50mV shunt is a high-precision current sensing resistor designed specifically for Victron BMV battery monitors and compatible SmartShunt devices. With a 500 A continuous rating and a 50 mV output at full scale, it provides the reliable, low-resistance measurement path essential for accurate state-of-charge tracking, energy consumption logging, and system diagnostics. This shunt is the critical interface between your battery bank and your monitoring electronics, converting high DC currents into a proportional millivolt signal that your BMV interprets to deliver real-time data.

Unlike generic shunts that may introduce measurement drift or thermal instability, this Victron shunt is built with solid brass terminal blocks and a precision manganin resistive element. The result is consistent accuracy across a wide temperature range, minimal voltage drop, and long-term reliability in demanding mobile, marine, and off-grid installations. Whether you are upgrading an existing system or replacing a worn component, this shunt ensures your Victron battery monitor performs at its best.

Key Features

  • 500 A / 50 mV rating for high-current DC systems up to 500 A continuous
  • Solid brass terminal blocks with M10 x 15 studs (approx. 3/8"-16) for secure, low-resistance connections to heavy-duty lugs
  • Precision manganin resistive element ensures stable, accurate measurements with minimal thermal drift
  • Integrated M4 side sensing screws for direct voltage sense wire connection, eliminating signal errors from high-current path voltage drops
  • Insulated black mounting base with pre-drilled 6.5 mm holes on 101.8 mm centres for secure, isolated installation
  • Compact footprint (121 x 25.6 x 35 mm) fits easily into crowded battery compartments and electrical panels
  • Compatible with all Victron BMV series (BMV-700, BMV-702, BMV-712) and SmartShunt models requiring a 50 mV shunt

Why a Quality Shunt Matters

In any battery monitoring system, the shunt is the foundation of measurement accuracy. A poorly constructed shunt can introduce resistance variations that lead to incorrect current readings, causing your battery monitor to misreport state of charge. Over time, this can result in undercharging or over-discharging your expensive battery bank, shortening its lifespan. The Victron 500A/50mV shunt uses a manganin alloy resistive element, chosen for its extremely low temperature coefficient of resistance. This means the shunt maintains its calibrated accuracy even as ambient temperatures fluctuate, a common challenge in engine rooms, uninsulated battery boxes, and outdoor enclosures.

The solid brass blocks and M10 stud terminals (approx. 3/8"-16) are designed to accept heavy-gauge cable lugs up to 4/0 AWG (approx. 95 mm²), minimising connection resistance and heat buildup at high currents. The separate M4 sensing screws allow you to connect the voltage sense wires directly to the shunt, bypassing the high-current path. This Kelvin (4-wire) connection method eliminates the voltage drop across the main terminals from the measurement, a critical detail for accurate low-voltage monitoring in 12V, 24V, and 48V systems.

Installation and Compatibility

This shunt is a direct replacement for the standard shunt supplied with Victron BMV-700, BMV-702, and BMV-712 battery monitors. It is also compatible with the Victron SmartShunt series when a separate 50 mV shunt is required. Installation is straightforward: mount the shunt on a non-conductive surface using the two 6.5 mm mounting holes, connect the battery negative cable to one brass block and all loads/chargers to the other, then attach the sense wires from your BMV or SmartShunt to the M4 screws. The insulated base prevents accidental short circuits, and the compact dimensions allow placement in tight spaces.

For systems operating at higher voltages, this shunt is suitable for use in 12V, 24V, and 48V DC systems, provided the connected monitoring device supports the system voltage. The 50 mV output is standard across the Victron BMV range, ensuring plug-and-play compatibility without the need for configuration changes.

Built for Harsh Environments

While the shunt itself is not IP65 rated (the BMV or SmartShunt enclosure provides environmental protection), its robust construction with corrosion-resistant brass terminals and a durable phenolic base makes it suitable for use in marine, automotive, and off-grid environments. The large terminal surface area and secure bolted connections resist vibration and thermal cycling, common in mobile installations.

Note: This is a passive component and does not include Bluetooth or any electronics. It must be paired with a Victron BMV head unit or SmartShunt to function as a complete battery monitor.

Get Accurate Battery Insights

Ensure your Victron battery monitor delivers the precise data you need to manage your energy system effectively. Order the Victron 500A/50mV shunt today and maintain the accuracy and reliability of your power monitoring setup, whether on the water, on the road, or off the grid.


SKU: VIC-SHU500050100

Wakespeed 2m WS500 CANBus to Victron Crossover Cable

Optimised Alternator Control and System Integration

Achieve flawless communication between your advanced alternator regulator and your power management network with the Wakespeed 2m WS500 CANBus to Victron Crossover Cable. Designed specifically to bridge the communication gap between Wakespeed and Victron Energy systems, this purpose-built cable ensures your power setup operates safely and efficiently. Standard Ethernet cables do not share the correct pinout for this application, making this specific crossover lead an essential component for any integrated marine or mobile power system.

Seamless VE.Can Network Communication

Integrating a high-output alternator into a modern lithium battery system requires precise data sharing. By connecting your Wakespeed WS500 directly to a Victron GX device, such as the Cerbo GX, this cable allows the regulator to receive real-time data from your battery management system (BMS). This closed-loop communication enables the WS500 to dynamically adjust alternator output based on accurate battery voltage, current, and temperature readings. The result is an optimised charging profile that maximises charging efficiency while protecting expensive battery banks from overcharging or thermal stress.

Colour-Coded for Error-Free Installation

Setting up complex CAN networks can be challenging, but this crossover cable simplifies the process with clear, colour-coded RJ45 connectors. The black connector is pinned specifically for the WS500 alternator regulator, while the blue connector matches the pinout required for Victron VE.Can ports and compatible third-party systems. This visual guide reduces the risk of incorrect connections, saving valuable installation time and preventing potential communication faults.

Robust Build for Marine and Mobile Environments

Vibration, moisture, and movement are constant factors in boats, caravans, and off-grid vehicles. To combat these harsh conditions, the crossover cable features protective rubber boots over both RJ45 terminations, providing crucial strain relief and protecting the delicate pins from dust and physical damage. The two-metre cable length offers generous reach, allowing for flexible mounting options between your alternator regulator and your central communication hub without creating excess cable clutter.

Essential Network Termination Included

A stable CAN bus network requires proper termination at both ends of the communication line to prevent signal reflection and data packet loss. To ensure your network functions flawlessly out of the box, this package includes a dedicated RJ45 connector featuring a built-in 120-ohm CAN bus termination resistor. This terminator is designed to plug directly into the open CAN port on the Wakespeed WS500, completing the network loop and ensuring robust, interference-free data transmission.

Key Features

  • Purpose-Built Pinout: Specifically wired to connect Wakespeed regulators to Victron VE.Can networks.
  • Generous Length: Two-metre cable suits typical marine, RV, and off-grid installation layouts.
  • Colour-Coded Connectors: Black RJ45 for the WS500 and Blue RJ45 for Victron systems ensure correct orientation.
  • Protective Boots: Individual rubber boots protect terminations from damage and provide strain relief.
  • Included Terminator: Comes complete with a 120-ohm RJ45 termination resistor for the WS500 network port.

Upgrade Your Power System Communication

Ensure your high-output alternator and power management network are working in perfect harmony. Add the Wakespeed to Victron crossover cable to your setup today to enable intelligent, data-driven battery charging for your mobile or marine application.


SKU: WS-WS500-WS-VE-2M

Victron Cerbo GX MK2

Victron Cerbo GX MK2: Power System Monitor

Cerbo GX MK2 vs Cerbo GX:

This model is a small hardware improvement over the prior one. In short, use the MK2 for systems that require either (a) an isolated VE.Can port or (b) dual full function CAN-bus ports, for example in larger RV and coach systems that contain both a VE.Can network as well as a RV-C network, or (c) three fully functional USB ports, instead of two.

This all-new communication-centre allows you to always have perfect control over your system from wherever you are and maximises its performance. Simply connect through our Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal, or access directly, using the separate GX Touch 50, a MFD or our VictronConnect app thanks to its added Bluetooth capability. This latest addition to the GX-range combines all the best of connectivity, redefining smart power solutions in every way.

Perfect monitoring & control

Instantly monitor the battery state of charge, power consumption, power harvest from PV, generator, and mains, or check tank levels and temperature measurements. Easily control the shore power input current limit, (auto)start/stop generator(s) or change any setting to optimise the system. Follow up on alerts, perform diagnostic checks and resolve challenges remotely. The Cerbo GX MK2 turns any power challenge into an effortless experience.

Maximise your system performance

The Cerbo GX MK2 maximises the performance of your systems components in real-time and keeps them in perfect tune. With its Dual Core Processor and the addition of an extra CAN-bus port you can now support even bigger systems; closely follow managed (lithium) batteries while the second port can support up to 25 simultaneously connected VE.Can solar chargers. The new NMEA 2000-out support has the GX easily integrated into any boats network. Four tank- and four temperature ports as well as 3 VE.Direct ports, 3 USB ports, 4 digital inputs and 2 relays allow you to expand control to a new level. Maximising systems performance was never this easy.

Expand your view

The new (optional) GX Touch 50 display allows you to have an instant overview of your system and adjust settings in the blink of an eye. Its super slim 5 inch waterproof design, top-mountable setup and its simple installation bring a lot of flexibility when creating a crisp and clean dashboard.

Simple mounting and configuration

The Cerbo GX MK2 is now optimised to more than meet the standards of installer professionals. The device is easily mountable on a DIN-Rail (with DIN35 adapter small, not included) and its separate touchscreen can now be bolted on top of a dashboard, eliminating the need to create perfect cut-outs (like with the Color Control GX) and is connected through just one cable, taking away the hassle of having to bring many wires to a dashboard. Its new Bluetooth feature enables a quick connection and configuration via our VictronConnect app.

Outsmart any power challenge

The Cerbo GX MK2 serves endless purposes, extending perfect control to the most diverse applications. For solutions including generators, such as Marine, or Backup & Off-grid, it will auto-start/stop your generator, or delays ignition until the end of ‘quiet’ periods. For Energy Storage Systems it keeps backup batteries at 100%, kicks-in during power-cuts and diverts excess (solar) power to self-consumption, saving you money. For RV and Emergency vehicles it keeps vital systems function flawlessly. But that’s just to name a few...

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 50 Display Combo

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 50 Display Combo: Advanced System Monitoring and Control

Centralised Communication Hub for Victron Energy Systems

The Victron Cerbo GX MK2 serves as the intelligent core of your power system, providing seamless monitoring and control across all connected Victron devices. Paired with the GX Touch 50 display, this combo delivers a professional-grade interface that transforms how you interact with your off-grid, marine, or backup energy setup. Whether you're managing a remote solar installation or a complex vehicular system, the Cerbo GX MK2 ensures every component operates in harmony, maximising efficiency and reliability.

Designed for installers and system owners who demand precision, this communication centre consolidates data from solar chargers, inverters, batteries, and sensors into a single, intuitive platform. The result is a smarter, more responsive energy ecosystem that adapts to your needs in real time.

Why the Cerbo GX MK2 Outperforms Generic Monitoring Solutions

Unlike basic monitoring devices that offer limited connectivity and shallow data insights, the Cerbo GX MK2 is purpose-built for the Victron ecosystem. It solves the common problem of fragmented system oversight by unifying all components under one protocol. This reduces the risk of configuration errors, missed alerts, and inefficient energy use—issues that plague generic alternatives. With its dual-core processor and expanded communication ports, it handles larger, more demanding installations without lag, ensuring you never lose visibility or control.

For critical applications like marine navigation or off-grid living, where power failure is not an option, the Cerbo GX MK2 provides peace of mind through robust, isolated connections and remote access capabilities. It mitigates the risk of undetected battery drain or generator failure by enabling proactive management from anywhere.

Key Features

  • Centralised monitoring of all Victron components via VRM portal, GX Touch 50 display, or VictronConnect app
  • Dual-core processor supports up to 15 VE.Direct devices and 25 VE.Can solar chargers for scalable system design
  • Integrated Bluetooth for quick setup and configuration via smartphone
  • Four tank level inputs and four temperature sensors for comprehensive environmental monitoring
  • Two programmable relays for generator start/stop, alarms, or temperature-controlled switching
  • Wide 8–70 VDC supply voltage range compatible with 12V, 24V, and 48V systems
  • Compact DIN-rail or wall-mountable design (78 x 154 x 48 mm) for flexible installation
  • NMEA 2000 output for seamless integration with marine electronics

Intuitive Touchscreen Control with the GX Touch 50 Display

The included GX Touch 50 display elevates your user experience with a vibrant, responsive touchscreen that puts system data at your fingertips. Its slim, waterproof design mounts directly onto a dashboard or panel with a single cable connection, eliminating the need for complex cut-outs. The display provides an instant overview of battery state of charge, solar harvest, power consumption, and more, allowing you to adjust settings like shore power limits or generator triggers with a simple tap.

The GX Touch 50 offers a compact 5-inch display, perfect for space-constrained setups without sacrificing functionality.

Remote Management and Real-Time Alerts

Stay connected to your system from anywhere via the Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal. The Cerbo GX MK2 uploads data to the cloud, enabling you to monitor performance, receive instant alerts for faults or low battery, and perform diagnostic checks remotely. This capability is invaluable for off-grid properties, marine vessels, or backup systems where on-site visits are impractical. By catching issues early, you reduce downtime and prevent costly damage to batteries or equipment.

Versatile Applications Across Industries

The Cerbo GX MK2 and GX Touch 50 combo adapts to a wide range of scenarios, making it a cornerstone of modern energy management:

  • Marine and RV: Monitor tank levels, battery health, and solar input while integrating with NMEA 2000 networks for navigation data.
  • Off-Grid and Backup: Automate generator start/stop based on battery state of charge or quiet hours, and divert excess solar to self-consumption.
  • Energy Storage Systems: Keep backup batteries at optimal charge, kick in during grid outages, and maximise self-consumption to reduce energy bills.
  • Industrial and Remote: Oversee multiple solar chargers and inverters in large-scale installations with reliable, low-power operation (as low as 2.8 W).

Built for Professional Installers and DIY Enthusiasts

Installation is streamlined with options for DIN-rail mounting (using the separately available DIN35 adapter) or direct wall fixing. The Cerbo GX MK2's terminal blocks accept wires up to 2.5 mm², and the GX Touch 50 connects via a single USB-style cable, reducing wiring complexity. Bluetooth connectivity allows initial configuration through the VictronConnect app, speeding up commissioning. With an operating temperature range of -20 to +50 °C and IP20 rating, it is suited for protected indoor environments like electrical cabinets or control panels.

Take Command of Your Energy System

Upgrade your power management with the Victron Cerbo GX MK2 and GX Touch 50 display combo. Whether you're outfitting a yacht, securing a remote homestead, or optimising a commercial backup system, this duo delivers the insight and control you need to keep your energy flowing reliably. Order today and experience the confidence of a fully connected Victron ecosystem.

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 70 Display Combo

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 70 Display Combo: Advanced System Monitoring and Control

Centralised Communication Hub for Victron Energy Systems

The Victron Cerbo GX MK2 serves as the intelligent core of your power system, providing seamless monitoring and control across all connected Victron devices. Paired with the GX Touch 70 display, this combo delivers a professional-grade interface that transforms how you interact with your off-grid, marine, or backup energy setup. Whether you're managing a remote solar installation or a complex vehicular system, the Cerbo GX MK2 ensures every component operates in harmony, maximising efficiency and reliability.

Designed for installers and system owners who demand precision, this communication centre consolidates data from solar chargers, inverters, batteries, and sensors into a single, intuitive platform. The result is a smarter, more responsive energy ecosystem that adapts to your needs in real time.

Why the Cerbo GX MK2 Outperforms Generic Monitoring Solutions

Unlike basic monitoring devices that offer limited connectivity and shallow data insights, the Cerbo GX MK2 is purpose-built for the Victron ecosystem. It solves the common problem of fragmented system oversight by unifying all components under one protocol. This reduces the risk of configuration errors, missed alerts, and inefficient energy use—issues that plague generic alternatives. With its dual-core processor and expanded communication ports, it handles larger, more demanding installations without lag, ensuring you never lose visibility or control.

For critical applications like marine navigation or off-grid living, where power failure is not an option, the Cerbo GX MK2 provides peace of mind through robust, isolated connections and remote access capabilities. It mitigates the risk of undetected battery drain or generator failure by enabling proactive management from anywhere.

Key Features

  • Centralised monitoring of all Victron components via VRM portal, GX Touch 70 display, or VictronConnect app
  • Dual-core processor supports up to 15 VE.Direct devices and 25 VE.Can solar chargers for scalable system design
  • Integrated Bluetooth for quick setup and configuration via smartphone
  • Four tank level inputs and four temperature sensors for comprehensive environmental monitoring
  • Two programmable relays for generator start/stop, alarms, or temperature-controlled switching
  • Wide 8–70 VDC supply voltage range compatible with 12V, 24V, and 48V systems
  • Compact DIN-rail or wall-mountable design (78 x 154 x 48 mm) for flexible installation
  • NMEA 2000 output for seamless integration with marine electronics

Intuitive Touchscreen Control with the GX Touch 70 Display

The included GX Touch 70 display elevates your user experience with a vibrant, responsive 7-inch touchscreen that puts system data at your fingertips. Its slim, waterproof design mounts directly onto a dashboard or panel with a single cable connection, eliminating the need for complex cut-outs. The display provides an instant overview of battery state of charge, solar harvest, power consumption, and more, allowing you to adjust settings like shore power limits or generator triggers with a simple tap. The larger screen offers enhanced visibility and detailed dashboards, ideal for larger installations or when multiple data points need to be monitored simultaneously.

Remote Management and Real-Time Alerts

Stay connected to your system from anywhere via the Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal. The Cerbo GX MK2 uploads data to the cloud, enabling you to monitor performance, receive instant alerts for faults or low battery, and perform diagnostic checks remotely. This capability is invaluable for off-grid properties, marine vessels, or backup systems where on-site visits are impractical. By catching issues early, you reduce downtime and prevent costly damage to batteries or equipment.

Versatile Applications Across Industries

The Cerbo GX MK2 and GX Touch 70 combo adapts to a wide range of scenarios, making it a cornerstone of modern energy management:

  • Marine and RV: Monitor tank levels, battery health, and solar input while integrating with NMEA 2000 networks for navigation data.
  • Off-Grid and Backup: Automate generator start/stop based on battery state of charge or quiet hours, and divert excess solar to self-consumption.
  • Energy Storage Systems: Keep backup batteries at optimal charge, kick in during grid outages, and maximise self-consumption to reduce energy bills.
  • Industrial and Remote: Oversee multiple solar chargers and inverters in large-scale installations with reliable, low-power operation (as low as 2.8 W).

Built for Professional Installers and DIY Enthusiasts

Installation is streamlined with options for DIN-rail mounting (using the separately available DIN35 adapter) or direct wall fixing. The Cerbo GX MK2's terminal blocks accept wires up to 2.5 mm², and the GX Touch 70 connects via a single USB-style cable, reducing wiring complexity. Bluetooth connectivity allows initial configuration through the VictronConnect app, speeding up commissioning. With an operating temperature range of -20 to +50 °C and IP20 rating, it is suited for protected indoor environments like electrical cabinets or control panels.

Take Command of Your Energy System

Upgrade your power management with the Victron Cerbo GX MK2 and GX Touch 70 display combo. Whether you're outfitting a yacht, securing a remote homestead, or optimising a commercial backup system, this duo delivers the insight and control you need to keep your energy flowing reliably. Order today and experience the confidence of a fully connected Victron ecosystem.

Wakespeed CANBus Dust Cover Pair

Precision Moulded RJ45 Dust Covers for Wakespeed WS500 Alternator Regulators

Essential Protection for Your Marine or RV Electrical Network

Maintaining the integrity of your communication network is critical when operating advanced electrical systems in marine, automotive, and off-grid environments. The Wakespeed CANBus Dust Cover Pair provides a simple yet highly effective solution for protecting the unused ports on your Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator. By sealing off vulnerable communication interfaces, these RJ45 dust covers prevent the ingress of foreign particles, ensuring your system remains pristine and ready for future expansion or diagnostics. When deploying high-output charging systems, safeguarding every individual component contributes to the overall stability of your energy network.

Why You Need an RJ45 Jack Dust Cover

Open network ports are highly susceptible to environmental contamination. In marine vessels, camper trailers, and industrial setups, airborne dust, salt spray, and ambient moisture can quickly settle into unprotected bulkhead connectors. Over time, this debris leads to corrosion, degraded pin contacts, and potential short circuits that can disrupt your entire data network. Installing a dedicated dust cover for RJ45 ports acts as a primary physical barrier. This simple upgrade significantly reduces the risk of internal contamination, preserving the electrical conductivity of your CAN Bus network connections and maintaining peak data transmission efficiency when the port is eventually needed.

Durable Construction and Ergonomic Design

Built to withstand the rigours of demanding installations, each dust cover features a robust black plastic construction that easily resists the harsh vibrations and temperature fluctuations common in engine bays and battery compartments. These caps are precision moulded to fit securely into any standard RJ45 jack, locking firmly in place to provide a tight seal against environmental hazards. Unlike rigid, flush-fitting alternatives that are difficult to extract, these protective covers incorporate a specially textured surface that greatly improves grip. This thoughtful design detail allows for exceptionally easy installation and removal, even when working in tight, awkward spaces or while wearing heavy protective work gloves.

Safeguard Your CAN Bus Communication Channels

The Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator relies heavily on a stable CAN Bus network to communicate seamlessly with smart lithium batteries, battery monitors, and comprehensive system controllers. A compromised or heavily oxidised port can severely disrupt this vital data flow, leading to erratic charging behaviour, inaccurate voltage readings, or total system dropouts. By proactively capping the unused connectors with these specialised dust covers, you effectively eliminate a very common but often overlooked point of failure. Whether you are running a complex 48V off-grid power setup or a highly integrated 12V marine system, taking the time to protect your communication ports ensures long-term operational stability and uninterrupted power generation.

Key Features and System Benefits

  • Precision fit engineering: Custom moulded to securely seat inside standard RJ45 network and CAN Bus ports without damaging delicate internal pins.
  • Comprehensive environmental shielding: Blocks microscopic dust, lint, ambient moisture, and other corrosive elements from compromising electrical contacts.
  • Textured grip surface: Ergonomically designed for quick, tool-free insertion and removal, perfectly suited for confined installation spaces.
  • Durable material construction: Manufactured from resilient black plastic specifically chosen to withstand harsh marine, mobile, and industrial conditions.
  • Enhanced system longevity: Drastically reduces the risk of communication failures by maintaining clean, fully functional connections for future network diagnostics or system expansion.

Secure Your Network Hardware Today

Do not leave your critical communication ports exposed to the elements. Protect your Wakespeed WS500 and ensure your intelligent alternator regulator operates flawlessly by sealing all unused network connectors. Add the Wakespeed CANBus Dust Cover Pair to your electrical setup and maintain a reliable, debris-free communication link for the lifetime of your power system.


SKU: RJ45-DUST-CAP

Wakespeed WS500 CANBus Waterproof Cover Pair

Reliable Port Protection for Your Advanced Alternator Regulator

Operating a high-performance charging system in marine or automotive environments requires strict attention to component protection. The Wakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator is a vital part of your power network, frequently relying on CAN Bus communication to synchronise with battery management systems and other regulators. However, when these RJ45 communication ports are left unused, they become highly vulnerable to environmental damage. These purpose-built waterproof cover caps deliver the exact sealing required to keep your regulator functioning flawlessly in harsh conditions.

Defend Against Harsh Engine Room Environments

Engine bays and marine engine rooms are unforgiving spaces, frequently exposing sensitive electronics to high humidity, salt mist, and airborne contaminants. If moisture enters an unprotected RJ45 port, it can quickly cause corrosion on the delicate communication pins. Over time, this oxidation can lead to network failures or unreliable data transmission when you eventually decide to expand your system. These sealing caps feature integrated rubber gasket inserts that create a robust, weather-resistant barrier, completely blocking moisture and environmental debris from entering the connector housing.

Precision Engineering for a Secure Fit

Vibration is a constant factor in both marine vessels and off-road vehicles. Standard or generic port covers often vibrate loose, leaving connections exposed without the operator noticing. To combat this, the Wakespeed RJ45 caps are manufactured with deep internal threading that securely locks the cap onto the regulator housing. Once tightened, the cover remains firmly in place regardless of heavy engine vibration or rough sea conditions.

User-Friendly Ergonomic Design

Installing or removing network covers in a cramped engine bay can be difficult, especially if the components are small or slick. These caps incorporate a heavily textured, ribbed exterior design. This provides a secure, non-slip grip for manual tightening and removal, ensuring you can achieve a complete environmental seal without the need for specialised tools. Whether you are performing routine maintenance or upgrading your CAN Bus network to include a new battery monitor, accessing the ports remains a straightforward process.

Why Seal Unused RJ45 Connections?

Many power systems operate the Wakespeed regulator as a standalone unit or at the physical end of a CAN Bus network, leaving at least one RJ45 port open. Protecting this open port is not just about keeping the device clean; it is about preserving the physical integrity of the communication bus. A corroded pin can introduce electrical resistance or shorts that disrupt the entire network. Utilising these caps significantly reduces the risk of complex electrical faults and protects your investment in high-end charging hardware.

Key Features

  • Complete Environmental Seal: Integrated rubber gaskets prevent moisture, dust, and salt mist ingress.
  • Vibration Resistant: Deep internal threading ensures the caps remain securely attached in heavy-duty applications.
  • Ergonomic Textured Grip: Ribbed exterior allows for easy manual installation and removal in tight spaces.
  • Tailored Compatibility: Specifically designed to fit the RJ45 CAN Bus ports on Wakespeed WS500 regulators.
  • Comprehensive Protection: Supplied as a pair to cover both communication ports if operating in standalone mode.

Secure Your Communication Network

Protecting the sensitive communication ports on your power equipment is a small but critical step in building a reliable electrical system. Equip your regulator with the appropriate physical defences to ensure consistent, uninterrupted performance. Order your pair of waterproof CAN Bus covers today and safeguard your charging network against the elements.


SKU: WS-WS500-RJCAP

SPECIFICATIONS

Wakespeed WS500 Pro Bluetooth Alternator Regulator

Wakespeed Specifications

Physical DataWiring Harness: Color coded tinned wire. Expandable sheathing. Terminal Connectors: Ampseal 23-pin waterproof Ruggedized RJ45 (CAN) USB Connector: USB Type B Warranty: 2-Year Limited Warranty
System Voltage12-VOLT: Auto Detected 24-VOLT: Auto Detected 48-VOLT: Auto Detected Other fully customizable from 12 to 48/52v, no hardware changes necessary.
Field PolarityA-Type (N) / B-Type (P): Select compatible P- or N-type wiring harness to match alternator polarity.
Regulation Capability Charge controller is uniquely capable of driving alternator output based on a combination of three primary criteria: voltage, current, and temperature goals / limits – making it possible to configure charging to specific battery manufacturer recommendations. Voltage: Yes – Via sense wires included in wiring harness. Current: Yes – Via amp shunt. Can be calibrated to support most shunts. 500A / 50mV is default. Temperature: Yes – Via alternator and battery temperature sensors. Real-time variable charging output based on ambient alternator and battery temperature. Battery Temperature and/or current may optionally be supplied via CAN when used with suitable BMS.
ConfigurationVIA BUILT-IN SWITCH: Basic Charge profile by battery type: Battery capacity, Alternator output range, Battery ID VIA WAKESPEED APPLICATION: Fully customized / optimized configuration for battery, alternator, and system via Bluetooth and easy to use Wakespeed Mobile App.
Battery Charge ProfilesEIGHT PRESET PROGRAMS (Selectable via Dip Switch for Battery Type) Default (Safe & AGM #1) Standard FLA Deep Cycle FLA HD AGM Gel Battle Born LiFePO4 Custom #1 Custom #2 (Preconfigured with LiFePO4 profile)
Charge Phase Criteria Flexible charging protocol integrating: system voltage, battery acceptance current, battery temperature, alternator temperature, and / or time duration.
Extended Battery Temperature Range Support Charge controller can be configured to provide safe charging of batteries outside of nominal temperature ranges by dynamically limiting charge current.
Advanced ConfigurationVia USB PORT: 100+ advanced adjustments accessible via Wakespeed Mobile App in Expert Mode. Via Mobile App: Access to monitoring, programming and diagnostic functions via Bluetooth and Wakespeed Mobile App. Wakespeed Mobile App provides basic and advanced configuration capabilities.
CommunicationCAN (CONTROL AREA NETWORK): J1939-based CAN provides access for system integration and monitoring. Several industry standard CAN cabling systems are supported, including RJ45/CAT5, M12-5 (NMEA, Device-Net), RV-C cabling systems. Enhanced CAN protocol support include: RV-C, NMEA2000, Victron VEreg, SMA, LUX, as well as several proprietary CAN communications protocols with selected BMS manufacturers.
Field Output ControlDefault Values: Large Alternator Mode (10%) Small Alternator Mode (75%) Halt Power Mode (50%) Advanced Configurable: Maximum field bandwidth adjustable from 0% to 100% in one percent increments.
Firmware Updates Charge controller firmware updatable via built-in USB connector or wirelessly through Bluetooth connectivity and the Wakespeed Mobile App.
Regulator DisplayOnboard LED: Operational and troubleshooting/ fault data via built-in USB connector. Remote Display: via CAN to remote displays using commonly-accepted marine and RV protocols.
Adaptive Idle Technology Allows charge controller to dynamically reduce alternator output to prevent stalling, sluggish performance and match engine power curves at lower RPMs.
White Space Customizable alternator loading vs. RPMs to match available engine power, optimizing alternator output while preventing engine overloading
Zero Output Technology Enables charge controller to use current monitoring capability to limit output to match house loads only when batteries are fully charged.
Advanced ConfigurationMulti-Engine Applications: Allows multiple charge controllers to communicate via the CAN to ensure balanced output and charging efficiency when supporting a single, large battery bank. Device hierarchy establishes master / support relationship between charge sources. Dual Alternator on Single Engine: Field output can be split from single charge controller to drive dual alternators charging common ban.
BMS Compatibility Compatible with multiple BMS brands using RV-C and OSEnergy protocols, as well as a select list of Proprietary BMS protocols. Configurable to many available systems.
Temperature SensingAlternator Temperature Sensing: Sensor included in wiring harness. Active regulation based on ambient alternator temperature, ensures optimal output and alternator safety, versus simple capping typical of most voltage dependent regulator models. Battery Temperature Sensing: Battery temperature monitoring protects the battery from over / under temperature situations, as well as adjust voltage targets based on temperature. Temperature sensor enables the regulator to adjust charging voltage to compensate for changes in battery temperature.
Internal Temperature Sensing Protects charge controller’s internal circuitry from damage due to out-of-range values.

SKU: WS-WS500PRO
HS code: 903289
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.52 kg
Package length: 0.21 m
Package width: 0.16 m
Package height: 0.1 m

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness

Specifications

Wakespeed DesignationWS500/PH-CAN
ApplicationWiring Harness for WS500 Alternator Regulator
Alternator ExcitationConfigured for P-Type Alternator Excitation
Standard Harness Length60 in. (approx. 1.52 m)
BranchesAlternator, Panel, Battery, and CAN
ConstructionThree Wiring Legs Sheathed in Expandable Braid Covering
Connector SystemHigh-Quality, Industrial-Grade Ampseal Connector System; Sealed RJ45 Connectors for CAN Bus System Connection
Alternator Leg ConductorsAlternator Positive (Power), Alternator Negative (Ground), Field, Stator (AC/Tach Output), Alternator Temperature Sensor Cable Connection
Battery Leg ConductorsPositive and Negative Voltage Sense Wires, High and Low Current Sense Wires, and a 2-Wire Cable with Superseal-Type Connector for Optional Battery Temperature Sensor (WS500/BT-K)
Panel Leg ConductorsIgnition, Lamp, Function-In
Main Wire Gauge16-Gauge

SKU: WS-WS500-PH
Model #: WS-WS500-PH
MPN: WS-WS500-PH
HS code: 854430
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.5 kg
Package length: 0.13 m
Package width: 0.15 m
Package height: 0.06 m

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Specifications

ModelWS500/PH-CAN
ApplicationWiring Harness for WS500 Alternator Regulator
Alternator ExcitationP-Type
Harness Length5 ft (60 in., approx. 1.52 m)
Harness BranchesAlternator, Panel, Battery, and CAN
Harness ConstructionThree Wiring Legs Sheathed in Expandable Braid Covering
Regulator Connector SystemHigh-Quality, Industrial-Grade Ampseal Connector Systems
CAN Bus ConnectionYes; Sealed RJ45 Connectors
Panel Leg ConductorsBrown Ignition, Orange Lamp, White Function In; 16-gauge
Alternator Leg ConductorsBlack Alternator Negative, Red Alternator Positive, Blue Field, Yellow Stator; 16-gauge
Battery Leg ConductorsBlack/Yellow Negative Battery Sense, Red/Yellow Positive Battery Sense, Purple Current Sense High, Grey Current Sense Low; 16-gauge
Default Current Shunt Rating500 A / 50 mV
Alternator Temperature Sensor ConnectorCable Connected to Green Heat Shrink Superseal Connector
Battery Temperature Sensor ConnectorGrey Two-Conductor Cable Terminated with a Superseal-Type Connector for WS500/BT-K

SKU: WS-WS500-PH-CAN
Model #: WS-WS500-PH-CAN
MPN: WS-WS500-PH-CAN
HS code: 854430
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.62 kg
Package length: 0.3 m
Package width: 0.25 m
Package height: 0.05 m

Wakespeed WS500 Extended P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Specifications

Official Harness DesignationWS500-PH/VAN
Excitation TypeP-Type
Typical InstallationRV Or Trucking Applications
Extended LegIntended To Reach The Alternator
Recommend Battery UseAll
Length27 ft (approx. 8.23 m)
Black/Yellow (Battery Neg)No
Red/Yellow (Battery Pos)No
Purple (Current Sensing Pos)Yes
Grey (Current Sensing Neg)Yes
Battery Temp SensorYes
Black (Alternator Neg)Yes
Red (Alternator Pos)Yes
Blue (Field)Yes
Yellow (Stator)Yes
Brown (Ignition)Yes
Orange (Lamp)No
White (Feature In)Yes
Alternator Temp SensorYes
CAN Bus ConnectionYes
Battery And Alternator ConnectionsJoined Into One Set Of Red And Black Wires

SKU: WS-WS500-PH-CAN-VAN
Model #: WS-WS500-PH-CAN-VAN
MPN: WS-WS500-PH-CAN-VAN
HS code: 854430
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 1.2 kg
Package length: 0.29 m
Package width: 0.25 m
Package height: 0.06 m

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ NMEA2000 M12 Connector

Specifications

ModelWS500/PH-M12
Accessory TypeWiring Harness
Compatible WithWS500 Alternator Regulator
Kit Includes Branches ForAlternator, Panel, Battery, and M12 Style CAN Connector
Alternator ExcitationConfigured for P-Type Alternator Excitation
Harness Included1 – WS500/PHCAN Wiring Harness

SKU: WS-WS500-PH-M12
Model #: WS-WS500-PH-M12
MPN: WS-WS500-PH-M12
HS code: 854430
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.65 kg
Package length: 0.13 m
Package width: 0.15 m
Package height: 0.06 m

Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Specifications

Part NumberWS500-AT-K
DescriptionReplacement Alternator Temperature Sensor kit. Can also be used as short length ATS.
Cable Length0.3 m (18 in.)
ConnectorGreen heat shrink Superseal connector
Mounting PositionRear case bolt or one of the alternator's ground terminal bolts
Electrical IsolationThis sensor is not connected electrically to the alternator
InterchangeabilityAll temperature sensors used on Wakespeed products are the same and fully interchangeable
Resistance At Room TemperatureAround 10K ohms
Included Items1 - 0.3 m (18 in.) temperature sensor cable

SKU: WS-0-3M-THERM
Model #: WS-0-3M-THERM
MPN: WS-0-3M-THERM
HS code: 902519
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.1 kg
Package length: 0.1 m
Package width: 0.1 m
Package height: 0.02 m

Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Specifications

ModelWS500-BT-K
Product TypeBattery Temperature Sensor Kit
Cable Length3 m (10 ft.)
Connector Type2-wire waterproof connector
Mating ConnectorSuperseal-type connector
Sensor LugTinned temperature-sensor lug
Compatible RegulatorsWS500 and WS500 Pro
Includes1 - 3 m (10 ft.) temperature sensor cable

SKU: WS-3M-THERM
HS code: 902519
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.15 kg
Package length: 0.12 m
Package width: 0.13 m
Package height: 0.03 m

Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Specifications

ModelWS500-LT-K
Product TypeLong Length (8 m) Temperature Sensor Kit
UseMay Be Used for Either Alternator or Battery Temperature Sensor
Cable Length8 m (25 ft.)
Included1 x 8 m (25 ft.) Temperature Sensor Cable

SKU: WS-8M-THERM
Model #: WS-8M-THERM
MPN: WS-8M-THERM
Package weight: 0.32 kg
Package length: 0.18 m
Package width: 0.18 m
Package height: 0.05 m

Victron 500A/50mV Shunt

Specifications

Part NumberSHU500050100
Shunt Rating500 A / 50 mV
Overall Length121 ±1 mm
Overall Width25.6 ±0.5 mm
Overall Height35 ±1 mm
Mounting Hole DiameterØ 6.5 mm (2x)
Mounting Hole Centres101.8 mm
Terminal StudsM10 x 15 (2x)
Side ScrewsM4 x 6 (2x)

SKU: VIC-SHU500050100
Barcode: 8719076026211
Model #: SHU500050100
MPN: SHU500050100
HS code: 85332900
Country of origin: MY
Package weight: 0.35 kg
Package length: 0.05 m
Package width: 0.1 m
Package height: 0.05 m

Wakespeed 2m WS500 CANBus to Victron Crossover Cable

Specifications

SKUWS-WS500-WS-VE-2M
TypeVE.Can Integration Cable
Cable ConfigurationWS500 to Victron Energy Pinout Crossover Cable
Length2 m
ConnectorsRJ45 to RJ45
WS500 EndBlack RJ45 Connector
Victron EndBlue RJ45 Connector
Included TerminatorRJ45 Connector With 120-Ohm CAN Bus Termination Resistor (for WS500)
For Use WithWakespeed WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator
Victron PortVE.Can Port of the GX Device
CAN Pin MappingWS500 Pin 1 to VE.Can Pin 7; WS500 Pin 2 to VE.Can Pin 8
Protective BootsRubber Boots Over Both RJ45 Terminations

SKU: WS-WS500-WS-VE-2M
HS code: 854442
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.5 kg
Package length: 0.13 m
Package width: 0.15 m
Package height: 0.06 m

Victron Cerbo GX MK2

Specifications

  Cerbo GX MK2
Supply voltage 8 – 70 VDC
Power draw without GX Touch 2.8 W @ 12 V
Power draw with GX Touch Backlight off: 3.8 W @ 12 V
  Backlight at max: 4.8 W @ 12 V
Mounting Wall or DIN rail (35 mm)
Communication ports  
VE.Direct ports (always isolated) 3 (max. possible VE.Direct devices: 15)
VE.Bus (always isolated) 2 paralleled RJ45 sockets
VE.Can yes
BMS-Can port Yes
Bluetooth Yes (4)
IO  
Resistive tank level inputs 4
Temperature sense inputs 4
Digital Inputs 4
Relays 2 x NO/NC 30VDC:6A or 70VDC: 1A or  125VAC: 6A
Other  
Outer dimensions (h x w x d) 78 x 154 x 48 mm
Operating temperature range -20 to +50 °C
IP Rating IP20
Standards  
Safety IEC 62368-1
EMC EN 301489-1, EN 301489-17
Automotive ECE R10-6

Notes:

  1. For more detailed information about the Cerbo GX and the GX Touch, please visit the Victron GX product range page at Victron live
  2. DIN rail mounting requires an additional accessory purchased separately - DIN35 Adapter.
  3. The listed maximum in the above table is the total of connected VE.Direct devices such as MPPT Solar Charge controllers. 'Total' means all directly connected devices plus the devices connected over USB. The limit is mostly bound by CPU processing power. Note that there is also a limit to the number of other types of devices, of which often multiple are connected: PV Inverters. Up to three or four three-phase inverters can typically be monitored on a Cerbo GX. Devices with a higher power CPU can monitor more.
  4. Bluetooth functionality is intended to be used to assist with initial connection and networking configuration. You cannot use Bluetooth to connect to other Victron products (e.g., SmartSolar charge controllers).
  5. In Cerbo GX hardware, there are two relays. Currently, Relay 1 can be used for programming as an alarm relay, generator start/stop, tank pump, temperature-controlled relay, or manual operation. Relay 2 is available for programming as a temperature-controlled relay or manual operation in the Relay menu of the GX (requires firmware 2.80 or higher).

SKU: VIC-BPP900450110
Barcode: 8719076057833
Model #: BPP900451100
MPN: BPP900451100
HS code: 85176100
Country of origin: MY
Package weight: 0.45 kg
Package length: 0.12 m
Package width: 0.22 m
Package height: 0.06 m

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 50 Display Combo

Specifications

  Cerbo GX
Supply voltage 8 – 70 VDC
Power draw without GX Touch 2.8 W @ 12 V
Power draw with GX Touch Backlight off: 3.8 W @ 12 V
  Backlight at max: 4.8 W @ 12 V
Mounting Wall or DIN rail (35 mm)
Communication ports  
VE.Direct ports (always isolated) 3 (max. possible VE.Direct devices: 15)
VE.Bus (always isolated) 2 paralleled RJ45 sockets
VE.Can yes - non isolated
BMS-Can port Yes
Bluetooth Yes (4)
IO  
Resistive tank level inputs 4
Temperature sense inputs 4
Digital Inputs 4
Relays 2 x NO/NC 30VDC:6A or 70VDC: 1A or  125VAC: 6A
Other  
Outer dimensions (h x w x d) 78 x 154 x 48 mm
Operating temperature range -20 to +50 °C
IP Rating IP20
Standards  
Safety IEC 62368-1
EMC EN 301489-1, EN 301489-17
Automotive ECE R10-6

Notes:

  1. For more detailed information about the Cerbo GX and the GX Touch, please visit the Victron GX product range page at Victron live
  2. DIN rail mounting requires an additional accessory purchased separately - DIN35 Adapter.
  3. The listed maximum in the above table is the total of connected VE.Direct devices such as MPPT Solar Charge controllers. 'Total' means all directly connected devices plus the devices connected over USB. The limit is mostly bound by CPU processing power. Note that there is also a limit to the number of other types of devices, of which often multiple are connected: PV Inverters. Up to three or four three-phase inverters can typically be monitored on a Cerbo GX. Devices with a higher power CPU can monitor more.
  4. Bluetooth functionality is intended to be used to assist with initial connection and networking configuration. You cannot use Bluetooth to connect to other Victron products (e.g., SmartSolar charge controllers).
  5. In Cerbo GX hardware, there are two relays. Currently, Relay 1 can be used for programming as an alarm relay, generator start/stop, tank pump, temperature-controlled relay, or manual operation. Relay 2 is available for programming as a temperature-controlled relay or manual operation in the Relay menu of the GX (requires firmware 2.80 or higher).

SKU: VIC-Cerbo-MK2-Touch_50-01
Package weight: 0.45 kg

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 70 Display Combo

Specifications

  Cerbo GX
Supply voltage 8 – 70 VDC
Power draw without GX Touch 2.8 W @ 12 V
Power draw with GX Touch Backlight off: 3.8 W @ 12 V
  Backlight at max: 4.8 W @ 12 V
Mounting Wall or DIN rail (35 mm)
Communication ports  
VE.Direct ports (always isolated) 3 (max. possible VE.Direct devices: 15)
VE.Bus (always isolated) 2 paralleled RJ45 sockets
VE.Can yes - non isolated
BMS-Can port Yes
Bluetooth Yes (4)
IO  
Resistive tank level inputs 4
Temperature sense inputs 4
Digital Inputs 4
Relays 2 x NO/NC 30VDC:6A or 70VDC: 1A or  125VAC: 6A
Other  
Outer dimensions (h x w x d) 78 x 154 x 48 mm
Operating temperature range -20 to +50 °C
IP Rating IP20
Standards  
Safety IEC 62368-1
EMC EN 301489-1, EN 301489-17
Automotive ECE R10-6

Notes:

  1. For more detailed information about the Cerbo GX and the GX Touch, please visit the Victron GX product range page at Victron live
  2. DIN rail mounting requires an additional accessory purchased separately - DIN35 Adapter.
  3. The listed maximum in the above table is the total of connected VE.Direct devices such as MPPT Solar Charge controllers. 'Total' means all directly connected devices plus the devices connected over USB. The limit is mostly bound by CPU processing power. Note that there is also a limit to the number of other types of devices, of which often multiple are connected: PV Inverters. Up to three or four three-phase inverters can typically be monitored on a Cerbo GX. Devices with a higher power CPU can monitor more.
  4. Bluetooth functionality is intended to be used to assist with initial connection and networking configuration. You cannot use Bluetooth to connect to other Victron products (e.g., SmartSolar charge controllers).
  5. In Cerbo GX hardware, there are two relays. Currently, Relay 1 can be used for programming as an alarm relay, generator start/stop, tank pump, temperature-controlled relay, or manual operation. Relay 2 is available for programming as a temperature-controlled relay or manual operation in the Relay menu of the GX (requires firmware 2.80 or higher).

SKU: VIC-Cerbo-MK2-Touch_70-01
Package weight: 0.45 kg

Wakespeed CANBus Dust Cover Pair

Specifications

ProductRJ45 Cover Caps
CategoryAccessories
For Use WithWS500 RJ45 external jacks
Pack QuantitySold in pairs
Includes2 – Field-installable RJ45 connector plugs with screw-on connector

SKU: RJ45-DUST-CAP
Model #: RJ45-DUST-CAP
MPN: RJ45-DUST-CAP
HS code: 392690
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.1 kg
Package length: 0.03 m
Package width: 0.03 m
Package height: 0.02 m

Wakespeed WS500 CANBus Waterproof Cover Pair

Specifications

ProductRJ45 Cover Caps
CompatibilityWS500 RJ45 External Jacks
Sold In PairsSold in pairs
Includes2 – Field-installable RJ45 Connector Plugs with Screw-on Connector
Compatible Port TypeRuggedized RJ45 (CAN)

SKU: WS-WS500-RJCAP
Model #: WS-WS500-RJCAP
MPN: WS-WS500-RJCAP
HS code: 392690
Country of origin: US
Package weight: 0.1 kg
Package length: 0.1 m
Package width: 0.1 m
Package height: 0.02 m

WARRANTY

Wakespeed WS500 Pro Bluetooth Alternator Regulator

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed WS500 Extended P-type Wiring Harness w/ CANBus

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed WS500 P-type Wiring Harness w/ NMEA2000 M12 Connector

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed 0.3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed 3m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed 8m WS500 Battery/Alternator Temperature Sensor

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Victron 500A/50mV Shunt

Victron Energy Limited Warranty Policy

Direct Customers

Victron Energy provides the following warranty to any direct customer (OEM, distributor or dealer) in relation to any products that Victron Energy has directly sold to the direct customer. This warranty is not an end-user warranty between Victron Energy and an end-user, and end-users shall not have any rights or remedies under this limited warranty towards Victron Energy directly. The direct customer shall, in turn, ensure that the end-user is provided with a warranty identical to this warranty, subject to applicable local mandatory law.

End-Users

Victron Energy may also provide a warranty directly to end-users, in which case the below warranty conditions equally apply to such warranty. In that case, end-users shall claim their warranty at their place of purchase or through the original direct customer of Victron, which can be found through the support section on Victron’s website. Hence, the direct customer shall on behalf of Victron Energy deal with any warranty claims made under any warranty that Victron Energy may provide directly to end-users. This support section on Victron’s website will provide further guidance on the procedure for end-users to make a claim under this limited warranty.

If the end-user is a consumer – a natural person who is acting for purposes which are outside that person's trade, business, craft or profession – the following applies. The rights and remedies granted to the consumer under this limited warranty are without prejudice to the consumer’s statutory rights. Furthermore, the consumer is entitled by law to remedies from the seller free of charge in the event of a lack of conformity of the goods (such as repair, replacement, price reduction or rescission), which remedies are not affected by this limited warranty.

Warranty

Victron Energy warrants its products to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 66 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. Exceptions on this are: lead-acid batteries: 2 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 30 months from the Victron Energy invoice date, Lithium batteries: 3 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 42 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. In addition to this, proof of correct battery usage is required when making a battery warranty claim.

For a 10% surcharge on the current net price for products that came with a 5-year warranty, an additional 5 years of warranty can be purchased by Victron’s direct customers, bringing the total warranty to 10 years. Warranty extensions need to be applied for ultimately one year before the expiration of the original term. Victron may ask proof that the product was still functional at the time of purchase of the extended warranty.

During the warranty period, Victron Energy will, at its discretion, repair, replace or (partly) credit the defective product free of charge. The warranty does not include performing or reimbursing de‐installation, transportation, and re‐installation.

This warranty will be considered void if the unit has suffered any physical damage or alteration, either internally or externally, and does not cover damages arising from improper use like:

  • Reversed battery polarity.
  • Inadequate connection.
  • Mechanical shock or deformation.
  • Contact with liquid or oxidation by condensation.
  • Use in an inappropriate environment (dust, corrosive vapour, humidity, high temperature, biological infestation, etc.).
  • Breakage or damage due to lightning.
  • Connection terminals and screws destroyed or other damages, like overheating, due to insufficient tightening.
  • For any electronic breakage except due to lightning (reverse polarity, over‐voltage due to external cause), the state of the internal control diode and/or the input/output X and Y capacitors determine the warranty.

This warranty will not apply where the product has been misused, neglected, improperly installed, or repaired by anyone other than Victron Energy or one of its authorized Repair Centres. In order to qualify for the warranty, the product must not be disassembled or modified.

This warranty and our warranty obligations thereunder (repair, replacement or credit) are the direct customer’s and, if applicable, the end-user’s sole rights and remedies and our sole obligations with respect to any defective and/or non-conforming product or breach of warranty and is subject to and without prejudice to the limitations of liability in this warranty.

Victron Energy shall not be liable for damages, whether direct, incidental, special, or consequential, even caused by negligence or fault.

As a product requires service, it must be brought back to the place of purchase. In case no contact can be made with the merchant, or if he is either unable or not allowed to provide service, direct contact should be made with Victron Energy through the support section on Victron’s website.

In case Victron Energy replaces a product, it will own the replaced product. Victron Energy owns all parts removed from repaired products. Victron Energy uses new or reconditioned parts made by various manufacturers when performing warranty repairs or building replacement products.

If Victron Energy repairs or replaces a part of a product, its warranty term is not extended: the warranty will apply for the remaining term of the original warranty term. For example, if Victron Energy replaces a product with a 5-year warranty after 3 years, the warranty of this product will apply for another 2 years, with a minimum of 6 months.

All remedies and the measure for damages are limited to the above. Victron Energy shall in no event be liable for consequential, incidental, contingent or special damages, even if having been advised of the probability of such damages.

The foregoing limited warranty provided by Victron Energy is in lieu of any other warranties, express or implied arising by law, course of dealing, course of performance, usage of trade or otherwise, of any kind whatsoever including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to any product. The above is without prejudice to the arrangement for consumers detailed above.

Life Support Policy

As a general policy, Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications where failure or malfunction of Victron Energy's product can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness. Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in direct patient care. Victron Energy will not knowingly sell its products for use in such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satisfactory to Victron Energy that the risks of injury or damage have been minimized, the customer assumes all such risks, and the liability of Victron Energy is adequately protected under the circumstances.

Warranty on repairs for products outside their warranty period

The warranty period on products that are outside their warranty period and have been repaired by Victron Energy or one of the Victron Energy Repair centres is six (6) months from delivery. The same applies to spare parts and circuit boards that have been supplied or repaired by Victron Energy.

Transport

It is the responsibility of the sender to sufficiently package these products. The transport must be organized in a way to avoid any damage, especially when a single unit or heavy unit is sent.

Severability

If a part of the terms and conditions of this warranty is held invalid, void or unenforceable due to any particular national or international legislation, it shall not affect other parts of the terms and conditions of this warranty.

Applicable law

This warranty is exclusively governed by the laws of the Netherlands, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

Wakespeed 2m WS500 CANBus to Victron Crossover Cable

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Victron Cerbo GX MK2

Victron Energy Limited Warranty Policy

Direct Customers

Victron Energy provides the following warranty to any direct customer (OEM, distributor or dealer) in relation to any products that Victron Energy has directly sold to the direct customer. This warranty is not an end-user warranty between Victron Energy and an end-user, and end-users shall not have any rights or remedies under this limited warranty towards Victron Energy directly. The direct customer shall, in turn, ensure that the end-user is provided with a warranty identical to this warranty, subject to applicable local mandatory law.

End-Users

Victron Energy may also provide a warranty directly to end-users, in which case the below warranty conditions equally apply to such warranty. In that case, end-users shall claim their warranty at their place of purchase or through the original direct customer of Victron, which can be found through the support section on Victron’s website. Hence, the direct customer shall on behalf of Victron Energy deal with any warranty claims made under any warranty that Victron Energy may provide directly to end-users. This support section on Victron’s website will provide further guidance on the procedure for end-users to make a claim under this limited warranty.

If the end-user is a consumer – a natural person who is acting for purposes which are outside that person's trade, business, craft or profession – the following applies. The rights and remedies granted to the consumer under this limited warranty are without prejudice to the consumer’s statutory rights. Furthermore, the consumer is entitled by law to remedies from the seller free of charge in the event of a lack of conformity of the goods (such as repair, replacement, price reduction or rescission), which remedies are not affected by this limited warranty.

Warranty

Victron Energy warrants its products to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 66 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. Exceptions on this are: lead-acid batteries: 2 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 30 months from the Victron Energy invoice date, Lithium batteries: 3 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 42 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. In addition to this, proof of correct battery usage is required when making a battery warranty claim.

For a 10% surcharge on the current net price for products that came with a 5-year warranty, an additional 5 years of warranty can be purchased by Victron’s direct customers, bringing the total warranty to 10 years. Warranty extensions need to be applied for ultimately one year before the expiration of the original term. Victron may ask proof that the product was still functional at the time of purchase of the extended warranty.

During the warranty period, Victron Energy will, at its discretion, repair, replace or (partly) credit the defective product free of charge. The warranty does not include performing or reimbursing de‐installation, transportation, and re‐installation.

This warranty will be considered void if the unit has suffered any physical damage or alteration, either internally or externally, and does not cover damages arising from improper use like:

  • Reversed battery polarity.
  • Inadequate connection.
  • Mechanical shock or deformation.
  • Contact with liquid or oxidation by condensation.
  • Use in an inappropriate environment (dust, corrosive vapour, humidity, high temperature, biological infestation, etc.).
  • Breakage or damage due to lightning.
  • Connection terminals and screws destroyed or other damages, like overheating, due to insufficient tightening.
  • For any electronic breakage except due to lightning (reverse polarity, over‐voltage due to external cause), the state of the internal control diode and/or the input/output X and Y capacitors determine the warranty.

This warranty will not apply where the product has been misused, neglected, improperly installed, or repaired by anyone other than Victron Energy or one of its authorized Repair Centres. In order to qualify for the warranty, the product must not be disassembled or modified.

This warranty and our warranty obligations thereunder (repair, replacement or credit) are the direct customer’s and, if applicable, the end-user’s sole rights and remedies and our sole obligations with respect to any defective and/or non-conforming product or breach of warranty and is subject to and without prejudice to the limitations of liability in this warranty.

Victron Energy shall not be liable for damages, whether direct, incidental, special, or consequential, even caused by negligence or fault.

As a product requires service, it must be brought back to the place of purchase. In case no contact can be made with the merchant, or if he is either unable or not allowed to provide service, direct contact should be made with Victron Energy through the support section on Victron’s website.

In case Victron Energy replaces a product, it will own the replaced product. Victron Energy owns all parts removed from repaired products. Victron Energy uses new or reconditioned parts made by various manufacturers when performing warranty repairs or building replacement products.

If Victron Energy repairs or replaces a part of a product, its warranty term is not extended: the warranty will apply for the remaining term of the original warranty term. For example, if Victron Energy replaces a product with a 5-year warranty after 3 years, the warranty of this product will apply for another 2 years, with a minimum of 6 months.

All remedies and the measure for damages are limited to the above. Victron Energy shall in no event be liable for consequential, incidental, contingent or special damages, even if having been advised of the probability of such damages.

The foregoing limited warranty provided by Victron Energy is in lieu of any other warranties, express or implied arising by law, course of dealing, course of performance, usage of trade or otherwise, of any kind whatsoever including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to any product. The above is without prejudice to the arrangement for consumers detailed above.

Life Support Policy

As a general policy, Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications where failure or malfunction of Victron Energy's product can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness. Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in direct patient care. Victron Energy will not knowingly sell its products for use in such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satisfactory to Victron Energy that the risks of injury or damage have been minimized, the customer assumes all such risks, and the liability of Victron Energy is adequately protected under the circumstances.

Warranty on repairs for products outside their warranty period

The warranty period on products that are outside their warranty period and have been repaired by Victron Energy or one of the Victron Energy Repair centres is six (6) months from delivery. The same applies to spare parts and circuit boards that have been supplied or repaired by Victron Energy.

Transport

It is the responsibility of the sender to sufficiently package these products. The transport must be organized in a way to avoid any damage, especially when a single unit or heavy unit is sent.

Severability

If a part of the terms and conditions of this warranty is held invalid, void or unenforceable due to any particular national or international legislation, it shall not affect other parts of the terms and conditions of this warranty.

Applicable law

This warranty is exclusively governed by the laws of the Netherlands, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 50 Display Combo

Victron Energy Limited Warranty Policy

Direct Customers

Victron Energy provides the following warranty to any direct customer (OEM, distributor or dealer) in relation to any products that Victron Energy has directly sold to the direct customer. This warranty is not an end-user warranty between Victron Energy and an end-user, and end-users shall not have any rights or remedies under this limited warranty towards Victron Energy directly. The direct customer shall, in turn, ensure that the end-user is provided with a warranty identical to this warranty, subject to applicable local mandatory law.

End-Users

Victron Energy may also provide a warranty directly to end-users, in which case the below warranty conditions equally apply to such warranty. In that case, end-users shall claim their warranty at their place of purchase or through the original direct customer of Victron, which can be found through the support section on Victron’s website. Hence, the direct customer shall on behalf of Victron Energy deal with any warranty claims made under any warranty that Victron Energy may provide directly to end-users. This support section on Victron’s website will provide further guidance on the procedure for end-users to make a claim under this limited warranty.

If the end-user is a consumer – a natural person who is acting for purposes which are outside that person's trade, business, craft or profession – the following applies. The rights and remedies granted to the consumer under this limited warranty are without prejudice to the consumer’s statutory rights. Furthermore, the consumer is entitled by law to remedies from the seller free of charge in the event of a lack of conformity of the goods (such as repair, replacement, price reduction or rescission), which remedies are not affected by this limited warranty.

Warranty

Victron Energy warrants its products to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 66 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. Exceptions on this are: lead-acid batteries: 2 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 30 months from the Victron Energy invoice date, Lithium batteries: 3 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 42 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. In addition to this, proof of correct battery usage is required when making a battery warranty claim.

For a 10% surcharge on the current net price for products that came with a 5-year warranty, an additional 5 years of warranty can be purchased by Victron’s direct customers, bringing the total warranty to 10 years. Warranty extensions need to be applied for ultimately one year before the expiration of the original term. Victron may ask proof that the product was still functional at the time of purchase of the extended warranty.

During the warranty period, Victron Energy will, at its discretion, repair, replace or (partly) credit the defective product free of charge. The warranty does not include performing or reimbursing de‐installation, transportation, and re‐installation.

This warranty will be considered void if the unit has suffered any physical damage or alteration, either internally or externally, and does not cover damages arising from improper use like:

  • Reversed battery polarity.
  • Inadequate connection.
  • Mechanical shock or deformation.
  • Contact with liquid or oxidation by condensation.
  • Use in an inappropriate environment (dust, corrosive vapour, humidity, high temperature, biological infestation, etc.).
  • Breakage or damage due to lightning.
  • Connection terminals and screws destroyed or other damages, like overheating, due to insufficient tightening.
  • For any electronic breakage except due to lightning (reverse polarity, over‐voltage due to external cause), the state of the internal control diode and/or the input/output X and Y capacitors determine the warranty.

This warranty will not apply where the product has been misused, neglected, improperly installed, or repaired by anyone other than Victron Energy or one of its authorized Repair Centres. In order to qualify for the warranty, the product must not be disassembled or modified.

This warranty and our warranty obligations thereunder (repair, replacement or credit) are the direct customer’s and, if applicable, the end-user’s sole rights and remedies and our sole obligations with respect to any defective and/or non-conforming product or breach of warranty and is subject to and without prejudice to the limitations of liability in this warranty.

Victron Energy shall not be liable for damages, whether direct, incidental, special, or consequential, even caused by negligence or fault.

As a product requires service, it must be brought back to the place of purchase. In case no contact can be made with the merchant, or if he is either unable or not allowed to provide service, direct contact should be made with Victron Energy through the support section on Victron’s website.

In case Victron Energy replaces a product, it will own the replaced product. Victron Energy owns all parts removed from repaired products. Victron Energy uses new or reconditioned parts made by various manufacturers when performing warranty repairs or building replacement products.

If Victron Energy repairs or replaces a part of a product, its warranty term is not extended: the warranty will apply for the remaining term of the original warranty term. For example, if Victron Energy replaces a product with a 5-year warranty after 3 years, the warranty of this product will apply for another 2 years, with a minimum of 6 months.

All remedies and the measure for damages are limited to the above. Victron Energy shall in no event be liable for consequential, incidental, contingent or special damages, even if having been advised of the probability of such damages.

The foregoing limited warranty provided by Victron Energy is in lieu of any other warranties, express or implied arising by law, course of dealing, course of performance, usage of trade or otherwise, of any kind whatsoever including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to any product. The above is without prejudice to the arrangement for consumers detailed above.

Life Support Policy

As a general policy, Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications where failure or malfunction of Victron Energy's product can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness. Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in direct patient care. Victron Energy will not knowingly sell its products for use in such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satisfactory to Victron Energy that the risks of injury or damage have been minimized, the customer assumes all such risks, and the liability of Victron Energy is adequately protected under the circumstances.

Warranty on repairs for products outside their warranty period

The warranty period on products that are outside their warranty period and have been repaired by Victron Energy or one of the Victron Energy Repair centres is six (6) months from delivery. The same applies to spare parts and circuit boards that have been supplied or repaired by Victron Energy.

Transport

It is the responsibility of the sender to sufficiently package these products. The transport must be organized in a way to avoid any damage, especially when a single unit or heavy unit is sent.

Severability

If a part of the terms and conditions of this warranty is held invalid, void or unenforceable due to any particular national or international legislation, it shall not affect other parts of the terms and conditions of this warranty.

Applicable law

This warranty is exclusively governed by the laws of the Netherlands, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

Victron Cerbo GX MK2 & GX Touch 70 Display Combo

Victron Energy Limited Warranty Policy

Direct Customers

Victron Energy provides the following warranty to any direct customer (OEM, distributor or dealer) in relation to any products that Victron Energy has directly sold to the direct customer. This warranty is not an end-user warranty between Victron Energy and an end-user, and end-users shall not have any rights or remedies under this limited warranty towards Victron Energy directly. The direct customer shall, in turn, ensure that the end-user is provided with a warranty identical to this warranty, subject to applicable local mandatory law.

End-Users

Victron Energy may also provide a warranty directly to end-users, in which case the below warranty conditions equally apply to such warranty. In that case, end-users shall claim their warranty at their place of purchase or through the original direct customer of Victron, which can be found through the support section on Victron’s website. Hence, the direct customer shall on behalf of Victron Energy deal with any warranty claims made under any warranty that Victron Energy may provide directly to end-users. This support section on Victron’s website will provide further guidance on the procedure for end-users to make a claim under this limited warranty.

If the end-user is a consumer – a natural person who is acting for purposes which are outside that person's trade, business, craft or profession – the following applies. The rights and remedies granted to the consumer under this limited warranty are without prejudice to the consumer’s statutory rights. Furthermore, the consumer is entitled by law to remedies from the seller free of charge in the event of a lack of conformity of the goods (such as repair, replacement, price reduction or rescission), which remedies are not affected by this limited warranty.

Warranty

Victron Energy warrants its products to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 66 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. Exceptions on this are: lead-acid batteries: 2 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 30 months from the Victron Energy invoice date, Lithium batteries: 3 years from date of purchase by the original end-user, with a maximum of 42 months from the Victron Energy invoice date. In addition to this, proof of correct battery usage is required when making a battery warranty claim.

For a 10% surcharge on the current net price for products that came with a 5-year warranty, an additional 5 years of warranty can be purchased by Victron’s direct customers, bringing the total warranty to 10 years. Warranty extensions need to be applied for ultimately one year before the expiration of the original term. Victron may ask proof that the product was still functional at the time of purchase of the extended warranty.

During the warranty period, Victron Energy will, at its discretion, repair, replace or (partly) credit the defective product free of charge. The warranty does not include performing or reimbursing de‐installation, transportation, and re‐installation.

This warranty will be considered void if the unit has suffered any physical damage or alteration, either internally or externally, and does not cover damages arising from improper use like:

  • Reversed battery polarity.
  • Inadequate connection.
  • Mechanical shock or deformation.
  • Contact with liquid or oxidation by condensation.
  • Use in an inappropriate environment (dust, corrosive vapour, humidity, high temperature, biological infestation, etc.).
  • Breakage or damage due to lightning.
  • Connection terminals and screws destroyed or other damages, like overheating, due to insufficient tightening.
  • For any electronic breakage except due to lightning (reverse polarity, over‐voltage due to external cause), the state of the internal control diode and/or the input/output X and Y capacitors determine the warranty.

This warranty will not apply where the product has been misused, neglected, improperly installed, or repaired by anyone other than Victron Energy or one of its authorized Repair Centres. In order to qualify for the warranty, the product must not be disassembled or modified.

This warranty and our warranty obligations thereunder (repair, replacement or credit) are the direct customer’s and, if applicable, the end-user’s sole rights and remedies and our sole obligations with respect to any defective and/or non-conforming product or breach of warranty and is subject to and without prejudice to the limitations of liability in this warranty.

Victron Energy shall not be liable for damages, whether direct, incidental, special, or consequential, even caused by negligence or fault.

As a product requires service, it must be brought back to the place of purchase. In case no contact can be made with the merchant, or if he is either unable or not allowed to provide service, direct contact should be made with Victron Energy through the support section on Victron’s website.

In case Victron Energy replaces a product, it will own the replaced product. Victron Energy owns all parts removed from repaired products. Victron Energy uses new or reconditioned parts made by various manufacturers when performing warranty repairs or building replacement products.

If Victron Energy repairs or replaces a part of a product, its warranty term is not extended: the warranty will apply for the remaining term of the original warranty term. For example, if Victron Energy replaces a product with a 5-year warranty after 3 years, the warranty of this product will apply for another 2 years, with a minimum of 6 months.

All remedies and the measure for damages are limited to the above. Victron Energy shall in no event be liable for consequential, incidental, contingent or special damages, even if having been advised of the probability of such damages.

The foregoing limited warranty provided by Victron Energy is in lieu of any other warranties, express or implied arising by law, course of dealing, course of performance, usage of trade or otherwise, of any kind whatsoever including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to any product. The above is without prejudice to the arrangement for consumers detailed above.

Life Support Policy

As a general policy, Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications where failure or malfunction of Victron Energy's product can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness. Victron Energy does not recommend the use of any of its products in direct patient care. Victron Energy will not knowingly sell its products for use in such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satisfactory to Victron Energy that the risks of injury or damage have been minimized, the customer assumes all such risks, and the liability of Victron Energy is adequately protected under the circumstances.

Warranty on repairs for products outside their warranty period

The warranty period on products that are outside their warranty period and have been repaired by Victron Energy or one of the Victron Energy Repair centres is six (6) months from delivery. The same applies to spare parts and circuit boards that have been supplied or repaired by Victron Energy.

Transport

It is the responsibility of the sender to sufficiently package these products. The transport must be organized in a way to avoid any damage, especially when a single unit or heavy unit is sent.

Severability

If a part of the terms and conditions of this warranty is held invalid, void or unenforceable due to any particular national or international legislation, it shall not affect other parts of the terms and conditions of this warranty.

Applicable law

This warranty is exclusively governed by the laws of the Netherlands, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

Wakespeed CANBus Dust Cover Pair

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

Wakespeed WS500 CANBus Waterproof Cover Pair

Wakespeed Warranty Policy

This warranty policy applies to Wakespeed products supplied by us in Australia through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved sales channels. It applies to the original end-user purchaser of the product, as evidenced by the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice, and is not transferable without written consent.

Wakespeed products supplied by us are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, subject to the terms and conditions below. The benefits given by this warranty are in addition to any other rights and remedies available under law.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Warranty Coverage and Periods

This warranty covers Wakespeed alternator regulators, charge-control products, wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related Wakespeed accessories supplied by us. The warranty periods for each product model range are as follows:

  • WS500 Advanced Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • WS500 Pro Bluetooth® Alternator Regulator: 24 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.
  • Wakespeed wiring harnesses, temperature sensors, CAN cables, communication cables, and related accessories: 24 months from the original date of purchase, where supplied as genuine Wakespeed products by us. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal recommended use.

Commencement of Warranty: The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the original end-user, as shown on the authorised dealer’s, reseller’s, or distributor’s invoice. A valid proof of purchase from an authorised sales channel is required for all warranty claims.

Installer Responsibilities and System Design

Wakespeed products are intended to be installed, connected, programmed, configured, and integrated into a broader alternator charging system, vehicle, vessel, electrical system, battery system, or power-management installation. Once installed, the product may form only one component of a larger system.

The installer, system designer, integrator, dealer, or end-user is responsible for ensuring that the product is suitable for the intended application and is installed, configured, protected, and operated correctly. Issues or damage arising from incorrect installation, poor system design, incorrect configuration, incompatible equipment, inadequate protection, unsuitable mounting, or failure to follow instructions are not product defects and are not covered by this warranty.

  • Appropriate Installation: Wakespeed products must be installed in accordance with the product manual, supplied installation instructions, applicable Australian Standards, relevant marine, automotive, electrical, or industry standards, manufacturer specifications, and recognised industry best practice. Improper, unsafe, unlicensed, sub-standard, or non-compliant installation may void or limit warranty coverage.
  • System Compatibility: The installer or integrator is responsible for selecting and using compatible alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, sensors, wiring harnesses, chargers, inverters, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, communication devices, software, firmware, and other connected equipment. Damage or underperformance caused by incompatible, incorrectly configured, undersized, oversized, unsuitable, or improperly installed equipment is not covered by this warranty.
  • System-Wide Performance: Overall system performance depends on system design, alternator capacity, battery chemistry, battery condition, wiring, configuration, firmware, protection devices, ventilation, temperature, operating loads, and usage conditions. This warranty covers the quality of the individual Wakespeed product supplied by us only. It does not guarantee the performance of the broader charging system into which the product is installed or integrated.
  • Installation Location and Mounting: The installer must ensure that products are mounted, located, supported, separated, ventilated, protected, and fixed in a manner suitable for the installation environment. Allowance must be made for heat dissipation, vibration, moisture exposure, corrosion risk, electrical clearance, mechanical loading, fire safety, and access for inspection and servicing. Damage caused by unsuitable mounting, inadequate clearance, inadequate support, inadequate ventilation, or unsuitable installation location is not covered by this warranty.
  • System Protection and Fault Isolation: The installer must incorporate suitable protective devices and design measures, including where applicable fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, alarms, fault monitoring, correct wire sizing, correct configuration settings, and appropriate separation between components. Damage to Wakespeed products caused by inadequate system protection, poor fault isolation, incorrect protection settings, or missing safety devices is not covered by this warranty.

Service Accessibility Requirement: Products must be installed in a manner that allows reasonable access for inspection, testing, servicing, removal, and replacement. We are not responsible for additional labour, structural modification, access equipment, removal of fixtures, cabinetry, panels, flooring, trim, sealants, adhesives, or other costs arising from installation methods that restrict reasonable access to the product.

Installation Documentation: We may require documentation of the installation when assessing a warranty claim. This may include photos of the product in its installed location, wiring diagrams, system layout, serial numbers, details of connected equipment, installer details, commissioning records, service history, fault logs, operating settings, firmware details, and maintenance records. Failure to provide reasonable installation evidence may limit our ability to assess the claim.

Independence of Dealers and Installers: Authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, installers, and contractors act independently and are not agents, employees, or representatives of Wakespeed or us unless expressly agreed in writing. We are not responsible for the acts, omissions, workmanship, advice, representations, installation practices, or system design decisions of independent dealers, resellers, installers, contractors, or third parties.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures of the product arising from normal use in accordance with Wakespeed instructions. It does not cover any failure, damage, performance issue, deterioration, or loss caused wholly or partly by external factors, misuse, incorrect installation, incorrect configuration, or circumstances outside the control of the product supplier or manufacturer.

  • Improper Installation or Handling: This warranty does not cover damage or malfunction caused by incorrect installation, incorrect wiring, incorrect mounting, incorrect configuration, failure to follow the product manual, failure to follow applicable standards, insufficient support, inadequate ventilation, unsuitable mounting surface, incorrect tools, improper connections, mishandling during installation, or damage during removal or reinstallation unless removal was expressly authorised as part of the warranty process.
  • Misuse, Abuse, or Neglect: This warranty does not cover use for purposes the product was not designed for, use outside product specifications, physical abuse, dropping, crushing, impact, mechanical damage, overloading, excessive duty cycle, careless handling, neglect, deliberate damage, or continued use after a fault becomes apparent.
  • Unauthorised Modification or Repair: This warranty may be void if the product has been modified, altered, disassembled, opened, repaired, reprogrammed, refinished, or tampered with by anyone other than an authorised service provider. This includes opening sealed components, breaking warranty seals, removing tamper-evident labels, changing firmware or software without authorisation, replacing parts with non-original parts, or modifying wiring, casing, fittings, connectors, or mounting hardware.
  • Use of Incompatible or Third-Party Components: Failures or damage caused by incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated, incorrectly installed, or improperly configured third-party components are not covered. This includes alternators, batteries, battery management systems, shunts, chargers, inverters, wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, isolators, software, firmware, sensors, communication devices, harnesses, connectors, and accessories not approved for the application.
  • Environmental Damage or Exposure: This warranty does not cover damage caused by environmental conditions outside the product’s specified tolerances. Examples include water ingress where the product is not rated for the exposure, corrosion, salt mist beyond the product rating, chemical exposure, excessive dust, mud, debris or contamination, excessive heat or cold, fire or smoke damage, lightning, flood, storm, excessive vibration, pest or animal damage, and improper storage. General wear, cosmetic changes, fading, surface marks, or deterioration that does not affect product function is not covered unless expressly stated otherwise.
  • System Design or Configuration Faults: Issues caused by incorrect system design, incorrect sizing, incorrect settings, lack of protection, poor integration, or unsuitable application are excluded. Examples include over-voltage, over-current, incorrect alternator polarity selection, incorrect battery profile, incorrect firmware or software settings, poor load management, insufficient ventilation, insufficient protection devices, cascading damage from another component, failure of another component causing damage to the product, or damage caused to other components due to incorrect system design or lack of isolation.
  • Lack of Required Maintenance: Products must be maintained, inspected, cleaned, updated, tightened, calibrated, or tested where required by the manual, product type, or normal industry practice. Warranty may be void or limited where failure is caused by lack of reasonable maintenance. Normal wear and tear, gradual degradation, consumable wear, or performance decline consistent with normal use is not considered a defect.
  • Serial Number Removed or Tampered With: Where applicable, the product’s original serial number, batch number, compliance label, rating label, or identification marking must remain intact, legible, and unmodified. Removal, defacement, alteration, or tampering with product identification may make the product ineligible for warranty service.
  • Unauthorised Resale or Non-Authorised Dealer Purchases: This warranty applies only to genuine new Wakespeed products sold through authorised dealers, resellers, distributors, or approved channels. Products purchased second-hand, from unauthorised marketplaces, auctions, liquidation sales, parallel imports, grey-market sellers, or unapproved channels may not be covered.
  • Industrial, Commercial, or Abnormal Applications: Unless expressly approved in writing, this warranty applies to products used in normal recommended applications. Use in heavy industrial, mining, hire fleet, continuous-duty, high-cycle, commercial, public infrastructure, emergency-service, or other high-stress environments may be excluded or subject to a separate warranty.
  • Overseas Sales and Importer Responsibility: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this warranty applies to products sold and used within Australia. Products exported, resold, installed, or used outside Australia may be covered only by any applicable voluntary manufacturer warranty and may not receive the benefit of Australian Consumer Law. For products located outside Australia, all shipping, freight, customs duties, taxes, and associated costs relating to warranty assessment, repair, or replacement are the responsibility of the customer, importer, distributor, or reseller unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • Other Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage, loss, or failure caused by accident, collision, fire, explosion, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, Force Majeure events, acts of God, misuse by third parties, unauthorised installation, transport damage after delivery, or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, this warranty does not cover consequential or incidental loss, including damage to other equipment, loss of revenue, loss of profit, loss of data, loss of use, labour for removal or reinstallation, travel time, accommodation, freight not approved in advance, hire equipment, access equipment, structural modification, personal injury, property damage, or economic loss.

Making a Warranty Claim

Important: If you suspect a fault with a Wakespeed product supplied by us, do not immediately remove or uninstall the product unless it is unsafe to leave it in place or unless authorised by us, Wakespeed, or an authorised dealer. Premature removal can cause further damage, prevent proper assessment, and may make it impossible to determine the original cause of the issue.

  1. Contact the Dealer or Reseller: Warranty claims should be initiated through the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase. The customer should provide proof of purchase, product model, serial number if applicable, description of the issue, photos or videos of the fault, installation photos, details of connected equipment, installation date if known, and service or maintenance history if relevant.
  2. Provide Product Information: The customer must provide the product model, serial number, invoice details, installation information, firmware or software details where relevant, and a clear description of the issue. The description should include when the issue started, how the issue appears, whether the issue is intermittent or constant, any warning lights, error messages, fault codes, noises, smells, overheating, visible damage, and any troubleshooting already performed.
  3. Assessment and Troubleshooting: The dealer, reseller, distributor, Wakespeed support team, or our support team may conduct an initial assessment. This may involve asking the customer or installer to perform safe checks, provide measurements, test the product in a different configuration, inspect connections, provide fault logs, confirm firmware or configuration settings, or confirm installation details.
  4. Photographic Evidence: The customer may be required to provide clear photos of the product before removal. Photos may include the product in its installed location, mounting points, surrounding area, wiring, harnesses, connectors, fuses, circuit breakers, sensors, labels, serial numbers, visible damage, signs of overheating, corrosion, contamination, water ingress, debris or impact, and the overall system layout.
  5. Return for Testing, Repair, or Inspection: If the fault cannot be confirmed by correspondence, photos, or remote troubleshooting, the product may need to be returned for inspection, testing, repair, or replacement assessment. Return instructions and any required return authorisation will be provided before the product is sent. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer is responsible for safely packaging the product and returning it to the place of purchase or nominated assessment location. Transit damage caused by poor packaging is not covered by this warranty.
  6. Evaluation and Outcome: Once received, the product will be inspected and tested to determine whether the fault is covered by this warranty. If the fault is confirmed to be due to a manufacturing defect or covered failure, an appropriate remedy will be provided. If the product is found not to be faulty, or the issue is caused by an excluded factor, the claim may be rejected. The customer and dealer will be informed of the outcome.

Remedies Under Warranty

If a defect covered by this warranty is confirmed, one or more of the following remedies may be provided at the discretion of the assessing party and subject to applicable law:

  • repair;
  • replacement;
  • refund;
  • credit;
  • supply of replacement parts;
  • another appropriate remedy required by law.

Repair: If the defect can be resolved by repair, the product or relevant components may be repaired by Wakespeed, an authorised service provider, or another approved party. Any replaced components become the property of the repairing or replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Replacement: If the product or major component is not reasonably repairable, a replacement may be provided. The replacement may be the same model, a superseded equivalent, a product with similar specifications, a new unit, or a refurbished or factory-reconditioned unit where permitted by law. Where a replacement is provided, the faulty product becomes the property of the replacing party unless otherwise agreed.

Refund or Credit: In some cases, a refund or credit may be provided. Refunds will usually be handled by the original place of purchase. The refund amount will not exceed the original purchase price paid for the affected product unless otherwise required by law.

No Charge for Approved Claims: For approved warranty claims, the repair, replacement, refund, or approved remedy will be provided at no charge to the customer. If a product is specifically requested to be returned for assessment and the product is found to have a covered defect, reasonable return freight or supply of the repaired or replacement item back to the customer, dealer, or reseller will be covered where required by law or agreed in writing.

No Extension of Original Warranty: Repair or replacement under this warranty does not restart or extend the original warranty period. The warranty continues from the original purchase date. For example, if a product with a 24-month warranty is replaced in its second year, the replacement product is covered only for the remaining balance of the original 24-month warranty period.

Ancillary Parts for Approved Warranty Repairs: If a warranty claim is approved and it is determined that replacement connectors, wiring, harnesses, mounting hardware, fasteners, or similar ancillary items are reasonably required to restore the product to normal operation, those items may be supplied at no cost. This does not include labour, removal, reinstallation, access equipment, structural modification, or costs associated with restricted access unless expressly required by law or agreed in writing.

Limit of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability under this warranty is limited to the repair, replacement, refund, credit, or approved remedy relating to the defective Wakespeed product supplied. Neither Wakespeed nor we are responsible for special, indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from product failure, installation issues, misuse, system design, or breach of warranty.

This includes, to the extent permitted by law, third-party labour, removal or reinstallation costs, travel costs, freight not approved in advance, access equipment, structural modification, loss of revenue, loss of profit, downtime, loss of use, damage to other equipment, property damage, personal injury, loss of data, or economic loss.

Nothing in this warranty excludes, restricts, or modifies any rights or remedies that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.

Contact

For warranty support, contact the authorised dealer, reseller, distributor, or place of purchase from which the Wakespeed product was supplied.

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