Battery Protect 12/24V 220A
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Technical specifications
Technical specifications
| Product use | Battery protection against excessive discharge and system on/off switch. |
| Switch type | MOSFET |
| Courant continu (A) | 220 |
| Courant intermittent (A) | 600 |
| Courant de démarrage (A) | 600 |
| Maximale tension dc | 35 |
| Nombre de pôles | 1 |
| Positions | Automatic (engagement/disengagement) |
| Type de borne | Screw (M8) |
| Terminal size | M8 |
| Type de connexion câblage | Binding posts |
| Type de contrôle | Local (7-segment LED display, PROG pin) and remote |
| Mounting type | Wall or surface mounting |
| IP rating | IP67 (electronics), IP00 (connections) |
| Operating voltage range | 6-35 |
| Operating temperature range | -40 to +40 |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Weight | 0.8 |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 123 x 62 x 120 |
| Display type | 7-segment LED |
| Courant maximal de la sortie d'alarme | 50 |
| Alarm Output Delay | 12 |
| Alarm Output Protection Type | Short-circuit protection |
| Battery technology | Compatible with Li-ion and other chemistries (lead-acid, etc.) |
| Current Consumption Off Mode Ma | 0.6 |
| Current Consumption On Mode Ma | 1.5 |
| Current Flow Direction | Unidirectional (IN to OUT) |
| Default Disengage Voltage 12v | 10.5 |
| Default Disengage Voltage 24v | 21 |
| Default Engage Voltage 12v | 12 |
| Default Engage Voltage 24v | 24 |
| Discharge cut-off voltage | 10.5 |
| Grounding Wire Fuse Rating Ma | 300 |
| Load Disconnect Delay Seconds | 90 |
| Load Reconnect Delay Seconds | 30 |
| Max batteries in series | 2.0 |
| Max charge current (A) | 220.0 |
| Max discharge current (A) | 220.0 |
| Mounting orientation | All orientations |
| Over Voltage Protection Threshold 12v | 16.3 |
| Over Voltage Protection Threshold 24v | 32.6 |
| Peak discharge current | 600.0 |
| Product range | BatteryProtect |
| Product type | Battery Protect |
| Programming Interface | PROG pin to GND |
| Recommended charge current | 220.0 |
| Recommended continuous discharge current | 220.0 |
| Wired network | None |
Detailed description
Detailed description
Designed to extend the lifespan of your batteries, the Battery Protect 12/24V 220A from VICTRON ENERGY disconnects non-essential loads before complete discharge or a level too low for engine start. This device automatically manages 12V or 24V system voltages and supports a maximum continuous charging current of 220A, with a peak current of 600A for 30 seconds. It differs from lower models such as the BP-65 (65A) and BP-100 (100A) by its ability to handle higher loads. A key distinction from the Smart BatteryProtect is its programming method via the PROG pin to GND, rather than a Bluetooth interface.
Advanced features and protection
The Battery Protect 12/24V 220A features a 7-segment LED display for simplified configuration of engagement and disengagement thresholds. It offers a specific mode for Li-ion batteries, allowing direct control via an external BMS such as the VE.Bus BMS or the Lynx Smart BMS, and can also function as a charging switch. Its current consumption is ultra-low, at 1.5 mA in operation and 0.6 mA in standby or low-voltage cut-off mode, a benefit for autonomous systems.
Safety and system integration
Overvoltage protection is integrated, disconnecting the load if DC voltage exceeds 16V (for a 12V system) or 32V (for a 24V system). The device uses MOSFET switches, ensuring spark-free operation and resistance to ignition. A timed alarm output activates after 12 seconds of low voltage, without nuisance triggering during engine start, and supports up to 50 mA. Load disconnection is also timed at 90 seconds (immediate if controlled by VE.Bus BMS), with reconnection after 30 seconds when voltage recovers. The Battery Protect 12/24V 220A is rated IP67 for its electronics (potted) and IP00 for its connections, and is mounted with a torque of 9 Nm, weighing 0.8 kg with dimensions of 62 x 123 x 120 mm. It is important to note that this is a unidirectional device, designed for current flow from the input (battery) to the output (load) only, and is not suitable for reverse currents from charging sources.
Expert opinion
Expert opinion
Pol CONIN
Digital Manager
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