This Version of the LVC is for 3s (11.1 volt) lipos only.  Do not try to use it on any other count of cells.

You can tell this is a 2s version because it has 3 barbs.  3s will have 4 barbs.

When we first stocked a LVC for airsoft we were shocked to learn that 80% of the packs on the market would trigger the currently available LVC's prematurely.

After some research we decided to have our own, low profile, LVC's made.

Our devices have a cutoff setting at 3.0v.  When you hear the tone "Beep" at you it is time to stop and change your pack.  It is not uncommon for low C lipo packs to sag under voltage and reach below 3.4v, where other LVC's are set, quickly.

Other LVC's on the market place are meant for RC boats, planes and other constant load style devices.  Since Airsoft nature is ON and OFF this creates a unique start up load on the batteries over and over again.  Causing greater sag.

It is safe for a lipo to be discharged to 3.0v under light load, which airsoft is.   I know that 20-30amps seems like high loads but compared to the 50-200amp rc models I can understand why the 3.3v limit was introduced.

When you buy this product you are buying one made specifically for airsoft enthusiasts and not something retrofitted to "Sort of" work.

Precautions:
this device connects to your LIPO tap (XH JST style, Blinky, align etc).  You must make sure you match the black wire of your tap with the negative sign on the circuit board.  Failure to do so can and will destroy the LVC.  To keep this device small we made the circuity very simple.

When you hear a tone STOP !.  You are done with that pack.   It might start off as a tone every 10-20 shots.  Even so it means you are at the low limit or the pack you are using is not capable of supplying the current you need safely.