Umbreyta Orion-Tr 12/24-5A einangruð DC-DC

The isolated Orion-Tr 12/24-5A converter converts an input voltage of 12V (battery) into a stable output voltage of 24V. Its galvanic isolation protects sensitive electronic equipment on board your boat.

Galvanic isolation means there is a complete electrical separation (up to 200 VDC) between the input, output, and case. This prevents ground loops and reduces electromagnetic interference.

This model delivers a continuous current of 5A at 25°C, equivalent to 120W of power. It can also provide a maximum current of 6.3A for 10 seconds during peak demand.

Yes, the nominal output voltage is 24.2V, but it can be precisely adjusted between 18 and 30V using an integrated potentiometer, to suit the specific requirements of your devices.

The converter meets an IP43 waterproofing standard. For this protection to be effective against water splashes, it must be mounted vertically with the connection terminal facing downward.

Absolutely. The Orion-Tr’s architecture allows multiple converters to be connected in parallel. This is an ideal solution if your installation requires power exceeding 120W.

The device is equipped with a two-pin green connector for remote ignition and shutdown. You can control it via a low-power switch or an engine management relay, avoiding the need to run heavy cables to the dashboard.

The converter accepts a wide input voltage range from 8 to 17V. This allows it to operate reliably even during significant voltage drops in your 12V battery bank.

This 12V model already includes an internal input fuse (which is not user-replaceable). However, it is still recommended to install an external protective fuse as close as possible to your battery to secure the wiring.

Standby power consumption is extremely low. When switched off via the remote ignition port, the inverter draws less than 200 µA, thus preserving your battery energy.

Yes, it is designed for demanding marine environments and operates from -20°C to +55°C. Note that above 40°C, output power is reduced by 3% per additional degree.

No, this model is a standard DC-DC converter designed to power 24V equipment. If you need to charge a battery bank, you should look at the Orion-Tr Smart models, which include a dedicated charging algorithm.

This Victron Energy converter offers an excellent efficiency of 88%. This means there is very little energy loss as heat when converting from 12V to 24V.

The device is highly secured. In case of an output short circuit, it can withstand a current up to 23A without damage, thus protecting your entire electrical circuit.

It must be mounted on a flat, solid, and non-flammable surface. Use the four mounting points on the housing and ensure sufficient clearance around it for ventilation. Note: the terminals must point downward.

No, it is specifically designed for sensitive installations. Its output noise is extremely low (2 mV rms), ensuring it will not interfere with your radio communication or navigation equipment (VHF, AIS, chartplotters).

To prevent destructive deep discharge, the inverter automatically shuts off when the input voltage drops to 7V. It will reactivate automatically when the voltage rises back to 7.5V.

The connection is made via a robust screw terminal block located at the base of the device. This system allows you to insert and firmly tighten your cables to prevent false contacts caused by the boat's vibrations.

Yes, thanks to its wide input range (8-17V), this converter is fully compatible with 12V lithium batteries (LiFePO4), as well as with traditional lead-acid batteries (AGM, Gel, flooded).