DC Master 24/12-24 Isolated DC-DC Converter

This converter provides a nominal output voltage of 13.6 V. It can deliver a continuous current of 24 A and a maximum current of 30 A for 2-minute intervals. The nominal output power is 326 W, with a maximum power of 408 W.

Galvanic isolation is a key feature of this converter, as it creates an electrical separation between the input and output circuits. This isolation is important because it eliminates ground loops and suppresses electromagnetic interference, which is ideal for protecting sensitive electronic equipment such as chartplotters, VHF radios, or autopilots.

The dimensions of the Mastervolt DC Master 24/12-24 (Isolated) converter are 217 mm (height) x 87 mm (width) x 50 mm (depth). Its weight is 0.785 kg.

The standby power consumption of this converter is very low, less than 15 mA at the nominal input voltage. This helps optimize the autonomy of your battery bank.

Yes, this converter is stabilized, meaning it maintains a constant output voltage even if the input voltage or load varies within the specified limits.

The Mastervolt DC Master 24/12-24 (Isolated) converter has an IP53 protection rating. This means it is protected against dust (limited ingress) and water splashes.

Isolated models, such as the DC Master 24/12-24 (Isolated), provide galvanic isolation between input and output, offering additional contact protection and eliminating interference for sensitive equipment. They are also compatible with installations with positive or negative grounding, providing greater flexibility compared to non-isolated models, which are primarily suited for negative-ground installations.

This converter is compatible with battery systems having a nominal voltage of 24 V. The full input voltage range is 20 to 32 V DC.

Yes, thanks to its galvanic isolation which eliminates electromagnetic interference and ground loops, this converter is ideal for powering sensitive 12V equipment such as chartplotters, VHF radios, autopilots and other electronic navigation devices.

Yes, this DC Master (Isolated) converter is compatible with negative-ground systems as well as positive-ground configurations, offering flexible wiring options for various applications.

Yes, this converter has a two-minute overload capacity, allowing it to deliver up to 30 A (for 2 minutes) for brief current spikes, which is ideal for devices such as autopilot motors or compressors that may experience startup power surges.

It is recommended to install the converter in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated location to ensure proper operation and longevity.

The converter is mounted using the supplied mounting bracket. Mark the hole positions with the bracket, drill 3.5 mm holes, secure the bracket with the supplied screws, then click the converter into the mounting bracket.

It is essential to first connect the two input wires of the converter, and only then connect the output wires. Ensure the power source is turned off before any connection.

Yes, it is essential to include a fuse in the positive wiring, placing it as close as possible to the battery to protect the installation.

Before installation, ensure the power source output is switched off and no devices are connected to the batteries. This prevents any hazardous situations during the work.