Victron Energy Orion 24/12-25A DC-DC Converter with 25 Amp Output

Victron Energy ORI241225020 Orion 24/12-25A DC-DC Converter

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24 to 12 volt step down DC DC converter with 25 amp output

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p/n: ORI241225020

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DC-DC Converters are used to step up or step down DC Voltages. This model is a step down conveter and is used to power 12 Volt devices on vehicles and boats with 24 Volt DC Systems. Its 25 Amp output makes it suitable for powering a variety of 12 volt devices including Satellite TV tracking systems, VHF radios, Stereos, Scanners etc.

Input voltage range 18-35 Volts

Output voltage is factory set to 13.2 Volts but can be user adjusted between 10 and 15 Volts

Continuous output current 25 Amps

Max momentary output current 55 Amps

Off load current < 15 mA

Remote On-Off capable

Can be used as a single stage 12 volt charger powered from a 24 volt system

Dimensions 2.6"x3.5"x6.3" Weight 1.55 Lbs

Convection cooling - no fan noise

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This has a single stage output. If you are looking for a charger with three stage output and Bluetooth please go to our Smart DC DC Charger section.

Q: I have a mobile radio that requires 13.8 volts, 25 amps. Would this item in tandem with a 24 volt battery be a suitable set up?

Asked by: Philip - 4/22/2018

A: Yes. The default output voltage is 13.5 volts but you can dial it up as high as 15 volts or as low as 10 volts. They recommend that for maximum accuracy you make the adjustment while it is under load. The adjustment screw is inside the unit but is accessed by a narrow screwdriver through the vent holes at one end.

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Q: The spec sheet for: Victron Energy ORI241225020 Orion 24/12-25A DC-DC Converter says: Suitable to buffer-charge a battery What does this mean? I can't find "buffer-charge a battery" using Google Is it the same as: "Can be used as a single stage 12 volt charger powered from a 24 volt system" Thanks, Irv

Asked by: Irvin Kanode - 8/13/2020

A: Typically Buffer charge relates to Battery storage systems, where you maintain a battery bank full, so that if there is a power shortfall in the grid, the battery bank can dump power to supplement the grid. This charger can recharge the battery when the grid is restored.

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Non isolated converters	Orion 24/12-25
Input voltage range (V)	18-35
Undervoltage shutdown (V)	14
Undervoltage restart (V)	18
Output voltage adjustable with potentiometer	Yes
Output voltage (V)	Adjustable 10?15V F set 13,2V
Efficiency (%)	96
Suitable to buffer-charge a battery	Yes
Can be connected in parallel	Yes
Continuous output current (A)	25
Max. Output current (A)	35
Fan assisted cooling (temp. controlled)	No
Galvanic isolation	No
Off load current	< 15mA
Remote on-off	Yes
Operating temperature range (derate 3% per øC above 40øC)	-20 to +55øC
DC connection	Faston tabs 6.3 mm
Weight kg(lbs)	0,7(1.55)
Dimensions h x w x d in mm(h x w x d in inches)	65 x 88 x 160 (2.6 x 3.5 x 6.3)
Standards: Safety Emission Immunity Automotive Directive	EN 60950 EN 61000-6-3, EN 55014-1 EN 61000-6-2, EN61000-6-1, EN 55014-2 EN 50498

Victron Energy ORI241225020 Orion 24/12-25A DC-DC Converter

Q: I have a mobile radio that requires 13.8 volts, 25 amps. Would this item in tandem with a 24 volt battery be a suitable set up?

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