Alpine MRV-1507 "low Voltage"

It is most likely the low voltage alarm. Suggest connecting when the car is running with no load (110 volts not connected). If the alarm continues turn the unit off and on to reset.

Hope this helps?

Inverter Protection Features
• Short Circuit Protection. The inverter will automatically shut down until short is removed.
• Low Voltage Alarm. An alarm will sound when the voltage from the battery discharges to 10.5 +/- 0.5 volts DC. This is an indication that the battery needs to be recharged.
• Over Voltage Protection. The RED LED Indicator Light will illuminate and the inverter will automatically turn itself off when the input exceeds 16.5 +/- 1 volt DC.
• Under Voltage Protection. The RED LED Indicator Light will illuminate and the inverter will automatically turn itself off when the input is less than 10.0 +/- 0.5 volts DC.
• Overload Protection. The RED LED Indicator Light will illuminate and the inverter will automatically turn itself off when the continuous draw of the equipment being operated exceeds 1200 watts or the surge draw of the equipment exceeds 2400 watts.
• Thermal Protection. The RED LED Indicator Light will illuminate and the inverter will automatically turn itself off when the circuit temperature exceeds 150° F

I honestly don't have a solid answer for you. I can say check your fuses. Check your battery to amp wire. And also check your ground. Make sure the fuse on your amp is also not blown

hi, there is a possibilty of the volume control being foulty pls get the volume control nobe changed . voltage does not interfere with control nobes

This is how 2 type r's are wired to one amp at 2ohms hope this helps dont forget to rate me thanks

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According to the owner's manual, it means that the battery voltage is low. Page 13:

http://vault.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/OM_MRV-1507.PDF

The head unit doesn't need to be replaced. It can be repaired if the shield is open.

If the amp still give an indication of low voltage and the voltage isn't too low, the amp probably has an internal fault.

Alpine is just a better brand in general. I have the older MRV-1507, sounds GREAT, i have had friends who has had the Explode line, but it was always a temporary system until they got something better, like the alpine or kenwood.

The MRV-1507 is a two channel amplifier, below I've pasted important info from the manual:

Battery Lead (Sold Separately)
Be sure to add a 80 amp fuse as close as possible
to the battery’s positive (+) terminal. This fuse will
protect your vehicle’s electrical system in case of a
short circuit. If you need to extend this lead, the wire
gauge should be AWG8 or larger.
MRV-1507 ... 80A amp fuse

Power Output: RMS Continuous Power (at 12.0V, 20 Hz to 20
kHz)
MRV-1507
Per channel into 4 ohms ......................... 150W, 0.08% THD
Per channel into 2 ohms .......................... 300W, 0.3% THD
Bridged into 4 ohms ................................ 600W, 0.3% THD

You can find a manual for this amp here:
http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/support/support_search.php?modelname=mrv-1507

Your amp. got damaged the audio amplifiers IC's thats why it's going on protect mode.

I would either try a bigger fuse, if possible, or turn the power output dial on the back of your amp down. This can be done with jus a simple flathead screwdriver. I suggestion would be to go out and buy a power monitoring cap. Wal-mart, or Tweeter usually distributes them. It'll have a LED reading on the top, with two wire hook-ups either on the bottom or the top for positive and negative, place this in between your amp and your subs in the wiring set-up.