When your 24V system won't reliably run or charge 12V gear, this DC to DC converter steps output down with adjustable voltage from 10V to 15V. Its 70A continuous output keeps 12V loads stable instead of sagging under load.
Trying to run or charge 12V equipment from a 24V system often leads to unstable voltage, resets, or incomplete charging. This unit converts input from 18V to 35V down to an adjustable 10V to 15V output, keeping voltage consistent for 12V loads and batteries. Equipment runs reliably instead of cutting out under load.
Lower-output converters struggle to maintain voltage when running multiple devices or charging larger batteries. This unit delivers 70 amps of continuous output with up to 85 amps maximum, supporting heavier loads without voltage drop. Systems stay stable instead of dimming or losing performance.
Fixed-voltage converters limit how well you can match charging to different battery types. This unit provides adjustable output voltage from 10V to 15V, so you can set charging levels for lithium or lead-acid batteries. Charging behavior stays aligned with battery requirements instead of forcing a single profile.
Switching high-current DC systems often requires bulky wiring and heavy-duty switches. This unit uses a low power remote on and off connector to control operation through a simple switch or engine signal. You can manage power without routing high current through a manual switch.
System demand can grow beyond the limits of a single converter. This unit supports parallel operation with up to 5 units to increase total output current. You can scale capacity over time instead of replacing the entire system.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Today we're taking a look at the Victron Orion 24-volt to 12-volt DC-to-DC converter. It's a high-power, efficient solution to get you reliable 12-volt power from a 24-volt battery bank. Now, this is a very rugged converter. It's going to deliver up to 70 amps of continuous output. That's going to give you around 840 watts of stable 12-volt power.
So it's ideal for powering those 12-volt lights, fridges, pumps, maybe electronics, other DC loads from that 24-volt system. And it's pretty small and yet robust. It has a wide input voltage range of 18 to 35 volts, and it's going to keep those 12-volt outputs steady, even as that 24-volt battery fluctuates under loads. You can also adjust the output voltage, 10 to 15 volts, to fine-tune it for your system's independent needs with a factory default of about 13.2 volts. Installation is pretty straightforward.
You're going to use heavy-duty M6 bolt terminals and remote on/off inputs, and those are going to let you control the switch or ignition circuit, or rather control this with a switch or ignition circuit. And if you need even more power, you can parallel up to five units, in parallel, to increase your output capacity. As you can see on the backside, this has a built-in fan. It's going to have a temperature control cooling. It's going to run reliably under those demanding conditions, while it can also idle low to help conserve energy whenever the loads are light.
So again, folks, wrapping it up, whether you're converting 24 volts of battery power for 12-volt accessories in your RV, boat, van, maybe an upgrade system, those kind of things, this Victron Orion 24 is a great option for you. And as always, if you have any further questions about this or any other products, reach out to us here at etrailer. We're more than happy to assist you. I'm Steven, thanks so much for watching.
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