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Victron Orion-Tr Smart RV Converter - Isolated - DC to DC - 24V/12V - 20 Amp
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Victron Orion-Tr Smart RV Converter - Isolated - DC to DC - 24V/12V - 20 Amp

Part Number: VN32ZR
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When your 24V system won't charge a 12V house battery, this DC to DC charger steps input down to a 12.2V nominal output. Its isolated design separates grounds, so the battery charges correctly instead of sitting partially charged. 1-800-940-8924 to order Victron battery charger part number VN32ZR or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Victron products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Victron Orion-Tr Smart RV Converter - Isolated - DC to DC - 24V/12V - 20 Amp. Battery Charger reviews from real customers.
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Victron Battery Charger - VN32ZR

  • RV/Camper
  • Trailer
  • Battery Charger
  • AGM
  • Calcium
  • Gel
  • Lead Acid
  • Lithium
  • 12V
  • 24V
  • Victron
  • Smart Charge
  • Charges and Maintains
  • Vehicle Battery to Auxiliary Battery

When your 24V system won't charge a 12V house battery, this DC to DC charger steps input down to a 12.2V nominal output. Its isolated design separates grounds, so the battery charges correctly instead of sitting partially charged.


Highlights

  • Charge 12V Batteries From 24V Systems: Steps 24V input down to 12.2V nominal for mixed-voltage setups.
  • Full Isolation Between Input and Output: Separate grounds prevent cross-system interference and wiring conflicts.
  • Adaptive 3-Stage Smart Charging: Bulk, absorption, and float stages regulate battery charge correctly.
  • Bluetooth Configuration and Monitoring: Adjust output from 10V to 15V and track performance in real time.
  • Scalable Output With Parallel Operation: Combine unlimited units to increase total charging current beyond 20 amps.
  • Engine-Triggered Operation With Protection: Remote on/off and temp-based current reduction protect system components.

Features to know about

Properly Charges 12V Batteries From 24V Systems

Trying to charge a 12V house battery from a 24V alternator or electrical system usually results in incorrect voltage or incomplete charging. This unit steps input down to a nominal 12.2V with an adjustable output range of 10V to 15V, so the battery receives the correct charge profile. You end up with a battery that actually reaches and holds a usable state of charge instead of falling behind.

Isolated Design Prevents Ground Conflicts

Mixed-voltage systems often run into grounding issues where shared chassis paths introduce noise or unstable charging behavior. The isolated design separates input and output grounds, so each side operates independently without relying on a common ground. Charging stays stable in setups where non-isolated systems can create erratic results.

Adaptive 3-Stage Charging Matches Battery Needs

Basic converters push voltage without adjusting how the battery actually accepts charge, which can shorten battery life or leave it undercharged. The adaptive 3-stage algorithm cycles through bulk, absorption, and float stages to control current throughout the charge cycle. Batteries reach a proper state of charge and stay there under varying conditions.

Bluetooth Control for Real-Time Setup and Monitoring

Dialing in charge settings without visibility into system performance leads to guesswork, especially with lithium batteries. Built-in Bluetooth Smart connectivity lets you adjust output voltage and monitor charging behavior through a compatible app. You can fine-tune settings and verify performance without accessing the unit directly.

Expandable Output With Parallel Operation

A single 20 amp charger covers moderate demand, but larger battery banks or continuous loads can outpace it. This unit supports parallel operation, so multiple chargers can be connected to increase total output current. You can expand charging capacity as your system grows instead of replacing the setup.

Specs

Electrical:

  • Continuous output current at nominal output voltage: 20 amps
  • Continuous output power: 240 watts
  • Input voltage range: 16V to 35V
  • Output voltage adjust range: 10V to 15V
  • Nominal output voltage: 12.2V
  • Under voltage shut down: 14V
  • Efficiency: 88 percent

Environmental and Protection:

  • Operating temperature range: -4ºF to 131ºF
  • IP rating: IP43 (electronic components) and IP22 (connection area)

Dimensions and Weight:

  • Dimensions: 5-1/8" tall x 7-5/16" wide x 2-13/16" deep
  • Weight: 3 lbs

Warranty:

  • 5-Year warranty


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Installation Details VN32ZR Installation instructions



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