Victron Phoenix Smart IP43 Charger 24/25 (1+1)
SKU: BC32073
The Phoenix Smart Charger is available for both 12V and 24V installations. There are two 12V models: one has a 30 Amp output ; the other 50 Amps. For the 24V models its 16 Amps or 25 Amps. Each of these can be ordered with a two- or a three-output configuration. For full details, download the Datasheet on our website. The two-output configuration provides full rated-power to one outlet, and up to 3 Amps to the second outlet ; ideal for maintaining a starter battery, for example. The three-output configuration can provide full power to each outlet ; allowing you to charge up to three separate banks of batteries simultaneously.
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Features
- Two outputs, two battery banks: A 25A main output plus an auxiliary output of up to 4A to keep a starter or secondary battery topped up.
- Adaptive 6-stage charging: Bulk, absorption, recondition, float, storage and refresh stages adjust to how the battery is used, which helps it last longer.
- Lithium ready: A built-in LiFePO₄ mode, plus a charge algorithm you can fully program for any battery chemistry.
- Bluetooth and system integration: Set up and monitor the charger with the VictronConnect app, or connect it through VE.Direct to a Victron GX device for full system control.
- Silent and rugged: Fan-free natural convection cooling in an aluminium IP43 enclosure, working from -20°C to +60°C.
- Fully protected: Protection against reverse polarity, output short circuit and over-temperature, plus a programmable relay and remote on/off.
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Specifications
| Voltage | 24 V |
|---|---|
| SKU | BC32073 |
| Length | 180 mm |
| Width | 249 mm |
| Height | 116 mm |
| Capacity | 25 |
| Box Quantity | 1 |
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