Pushing a stout 50 Amps of current to your coach battery once the engine is running, the Victron Orion XS 12-12V 50A Non-Isolated DC to DC charge controller maximizes charging capability through configurable settings. This is all done in an impressively in a small package — perfect for camper van conversions. Configurable input and output currents, efficient aluminum circuit board technology, and remote monitoring gives you complete control, and peace of mind knowing your charging system safely runs at full capacity.
When we’re not building a 48-volt system with a dedicated auxiliary alternator, this is our go-to DC-to-DC charge controller for 12v powers systems.
Orion XS 12-12V 50A Non-Isolated
Original price was: $386.00.$328.10Current price is: $328.10.
Configurable input and output currents, efficient aluminum circuit board technology, and remote monitoring provides complete control and peace-of-mind that your charging system safely runs at full capacity — in an impressively in a small package.
Configurable input and output currents, efficient aluminum circuit board technology, and remote monitoring provides complete control and peace-of-mind that your charging system safely runs at full capacity — in an impressively in a small package.
Additional information
| Weight | 5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 6 in |
Orion XS 12-12V 50A Non-Isolated
Pushing a stout 50 Amps of current to your coach battery once the engine is running, the Victron Orion XS 12-12V 50A Non-Isolated DC to DC charge controller maximizes charging capability through configurable settings. This is all done in an impressively in a small package — perfect for camper van conversions. Configurable input and output currents, efficient aluminum circuit board technology, and remote monitoring gives you complete control, and peace of mind knowing your charging system safely runs at full capacity.
When we’re not building a 48-volt system with a dedicated auxiliary alternator, this is our go-to DC-to-DC charge controller for 12v powers systems.
