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Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC Charger

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Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC ChargerVictron 24V to 48V Orion Tr 24 48 8. 5A Isolated DC DC Charger: Isolated DC DC Charger for Reliable Voltage Conversion The Victron 24V to 48V Orion Tr 24 48 8. 5A Isolated DC DC Charger is a high performance isolated DC DC charger engineered to provide stable, efficient power conversion between 24V and 48V battery systems. Designed for demanding applications in vehicles, marine vessels, and off grid installations, this charger ensures your auxiliary

Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC Charger: Isolated DC-DC Charger for Reliable Voltage Conversion

The Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC Charger is a high-performance isolated DC-DC charger engineered to provide stable, efficient power conversion between 24V and 48V battery systems. Designed for demanding applications in vehicles, marine vessels, and off-grid installations, this charger ensures your auxiliary batteries receive a precise, multi-stage charge regardless of input voltage fluctuations. With galvanic isolation between input, output, and case, it protects sensitive electronics and eliminates ground loop issues, making it a safe choice for complex electrical systems.

Unlike generic DC-DC converters, the Orion-Tr Smart series uses a sophisticated three-stage charging algorithm (bulk, absorption, float) that adapts to battery condition, extending battery life and preventing overcharging. The fully programmable output voltage allows customisation for specific battery chemistries, including lithium, AGM, and gel. Integrated Bluetooth connectivity via the VictronConnect app provides real-time monitoring and configuration from your smartphone, eliminating the need for additional displays or wired connections.

Key Features

  • Galvanic isolation (200V DC) between input, output, and case for enhanced safety and noise immunity
  • Fully programmable three-stage charging algorithm with adaptive battery management
  • Bluetooth Smart for wireless setup, monitoring, and firmware updates via VictronConnect
  • Remote on/off terminal for integration with battery management systems or external switches
  • Wide input voltage range (16-35V) with under-voltage protection to prevent battery drain
  • Parallel operation supported for scalable current output in larger systems
  • Robust aluminium heat sink with passive cooling for reliable operation up to 55°C
  • IP43 protection when mounted with terminals facing downwards, suitable for engine bays and marine environments
  • Screw terminals accept up to 16mm² (AWG6) cable for low-resistance connections

Smart Charging for Modern Systems

Compatibility with smart alternators (Euro 5/6) ensures seamless integration in modern vehicles where variable voltage output can confuse traditional chargers. The charger detects engine running status via voltage sensing or a dedicated trigger wire, preventing accidental battery drain when the engine is off. A configurable input voltage lock-out allows precise control over charging initiation, ideal for systems with solar or shore power inputs.

Built for Harsh Environments

The Orion-Tr Smart is built to withstand the rigours of mobile and off-grid use. The sealed electronics and conformal-coated circuit board resist moisture, dust, and vibration. The extruded aluminium heat sink dissipates heat efficiently without fans, ensuring silent, maintenance-free operation. With an operating temperature range of -20°C to +55°C and derating above 40°C, it performs reliably in Australian conditions from the outback to the coast.

Flexible Installation and Control

Compact dimensions (130 x 186 x 80 mm) and multiple mounting options allow installation in tight spaces. The remote on/off port accepts a low-current switch or relay, enabling control from a dashboard or central management system without heavy-gauge wiring. For systems requiring higher current, multiple units can be paralleled with automatic load sharing, providing a scalable solution for larger battery banks.

Applications

This isolated DC-DC charger is ideal for charging auxiliary batteries in caravans, motorhomes, 4WDs, boats, and off-grid cabins. It efficiently steps voltage up from 24V to 48V to match your battery bank, whether you need to charge a 48V house battery from a 24V alternator or maintain a 48V battery from a 24V system. The galvanic isolation makes it particularly suitable for marine installations where corrosion and stray currents are a concern.

Whether you're upgrading an existing dual-battery setup or building a new off-grid power system, the Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC Charger delivers precise, reliable charging with the intelligence to protect your investment. Configure it once via the app, and it will automatically manage your battery charging for years to come.

Ready to optimise your DC-DC charging? Install the Victron 24V to 48V Orion-Tr 24/48-8.5A Isolated DC-DC Charger and experience the difference that smart, isolated conversion makes in your mobile or off-grid power system.

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