Smart IP43 įkroviklis 48/13(1)

The Victron Energy Smart IP43 Charger 48/13(1) is designed for 48V battery systems. It delivers a maximum charging current of 13 amperes.

This charger is compatible with a wide range of batteries, including flooded lead-acid, AGM, Gel, and lithium-ion (LiFePO₄) batteries. Its adaptive charging algorithm is optimized for these different battery types.

Yes, the Smart IP43 Charger includes Bluetooth Smart technology. This allows you to configure, monitor, and control the charger remotely via the VictronConnect app on a mobile device (phone or tablet).

The charger uses a 6-stage adaptive charging algorithm for lead-acid batteries: bulk (bulk charge), absorption, conditioning, float (float charge), storage, and refresh. For Li-ion batteries, it uses a 3-stage algorithm.

The charger must be mounted vertically on a non-flammable substrate, with the terminals facing downward. It is recommended to leave at least 10 cm clearance around the charger to ensure proper airflow and natural ventilation. Use flat-head or countersunk screws suitable for the mounting holes.

The charger accepts an AC input voltage of 85 to 250 VAC, with full power from 100 VAC and startup from 90 VAC. It must be connected to a grounded AC wall outlet in compliance with local electrical regulations. The AC cable is sold separately.

No, the Smart IP43 Charger 48/13(1) model is designed with a single full-current output to charge one battery bank only. The (1+1) or (3) models in the same range offer multiple outputs.

Yes, the charger's electronic components have an IP43 protection rating, meaning they are protected against solid objects larger than 1 mm and water splashes. The connection area has an IP22 rating.

Storage mode activates when the battery has not been discharged for 24 hours. In this mode, the float voltage is reduced to minimize gassing and corrosion of the positive plates. Once a week, the voltage is raised to the absorption level to 'equalize' the battery, preventing electrolyte stratification and sulfation.

Yes, the charger can receive battery voltage and temperature data via the VE.Smart network. You can use a Smart Battery Sense, a SmartShunt, or a BMV-712 smart battery monitor to send this data to the charger via Bluetooth.

The charger measures 180 x 249 x 116 mm (height x width x depth) and weighs 2.7 kg.

Yes, the Smart IP43 Charger can be used as a power supply. The output voltage can be adjusted via Bluetooth and/or the VE.Direct interface.

Configuration and updates can be performed via the VictronConnect app on a Bluetooth-compatible device. The charger also features a VE.Direct interface for wired connection to a GX device or PC, enabling advanced settings.

Yes, it is possible to set the maximum input current of the charger between 3 and 10 amperes. This feature is useful to avoid overloading a limited AC power source, such as a generator or a shore power connection.

The BatterySafe mode is a protective function that limits the rate of voltage increase once the gassing voltage is reached. This prevents battery damage caused by excessive gassing during rapid charging with high current and high absorption voltage.

Use flexible multistrand copper DC cables with sufficient cross-section (16 mm² / AWG6 screw terminals). Ensure correct polarity and install an inline fuse or appropriately rated circuit breaker as close as possible to the battery. The DC system must be fully powered off/isolated before any connection.

No, the Smart IP43 Charger is cooled by natural convection. It has no fan, which contributes to its silent operation and durability.

Yes, it is possible to pair two or more Smart IP43 chargers in a VE.Smart network. This feature enables synchronized charging, which improves charging efficiency and extends battery life.

Yes, the charger is equipped with a remote on/off port consisting of two terminals (Remote H and Remote L). A switch or relay contact can be connected between these terminals to remotely control the activation or deactivation of the charger.

The Victron Energy Smart IP43 Charger 48/13(1) has a single full-current charge output. The '(1)' in its name indicates it is designed to charge one main battery bank only.

Unlike the '(1+1)' models that provide a main output and an auxiliary output (limited to ~4 A) for a starter battery, or the '(3)' models that have three full-current outputs for charging three separate battery banks, this version is optimized for simplified management of a single battery.