Low Voltage Disconnection Rectifier

Low voltage disconnection "usually refers to the actions taken by the system to disconnect or cut off connections when the voltage drops to a set threshold in power or battery related systems, in order to protect equipment or achieve specific functions. 

While converting AC to DC power of rectifier system, an LVD is a separate, protective device that can be integrated into systems that use rectifiers to charge batteries and loads. It prevents over-discharging of the battery, which can cause permanent damage and shorten its lifespan, and also protects sensitive equipment from operating on insufficient voltage. A low voltage disconnect is a safety feature that prevents the DC battery from being over-discharged. They are distinct but complementary components in many DC power systems, working together to maintain battery health and system reliability.