Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) 230V

The Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) charger is distinguished by its two isolated outputs. The main output provides 100A for the main battery bank, while the second output is limited to approximately 4A with a slightly lower voltage, specifically designed to maintain a starter battery. In contrast, Skylla-i (3) models offer three outputs at full rated current.

The Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) is designed to withstand harsh marine environments with its epoxy powder-coated aluminum housing featuring a splash-proof screen and stainless steel fasteners. Its printed circuit boards are protected by an acrylic coating for maximum corrosion resistance. Integrated temperature sensors automatically reduce the output current in extreme conditions to protect components.

The Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) charger provides a maximum charging current of 100A for the main battery bank. It also has a secondary output limited to approximately 4A for the starter battery.

Yes, the Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) charger is compatible with lithium-ion (LiFePO4) batteries. It can be controlled via a simple on/off command by connecting a relay or an open-collector optocoupler from a Li-Ion BMS to the charger's control port. Full voltage and current control is also possible via the galvanically isolated CAN bus port.

Yes, thanks to its perfectly stabilized output voltage, the Skylla-i can be used as a power supply if batteries or large buffer capacitors are not available.

The charger can operate within a temperature range from -20°C to 60°C. It will deliver full output current up to 40°C. Beyond that, output current will be reduced (80% at 50°C, and 60% at 60°C).

The charger uses a 7-stage adaptive algorithm to optimize charging. It adjusts the absorption time based on the depth of discharge to prevent overcharging. Additionally, the BatterySafe mode prevents damage from excessive gas release by automatically limiting voltage increase once the gassing voltage is reached.

The 'Storage' mode (storage) activates if the battery has not undergone discharge for 24 hours. In this mode, the float voltage is reduced to 2.2V/cell (26.4V for a 24V battery) to minimize gas release and corrosion of the positive plates. Once per week, the voltage is increased to the absorption level to 'refresh' the battery, preventing electrolyte stratification and sulfation.

Yes, the Skylla-i comes with a battery temperature sensor. When connected, the charging voltage automatically decreases as the battery temperature rises. This feature is particularly recommended for sealed lead-acid batteries and/or when battery temperature fluctuates significantly.

The Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1) charger operates with a nominal AC input voltage of 230V, with an operating range from 185V to 265V AC. It can also accept a DC supply between 180V and 350V DC.

The charger must be mounted in a dry and well-ventilated location. It can be wall-mounted or floor-mounted. Vertical mounting is recommended as it improves air circulation inside the housing, thereby extending the charger's lifespan.

It is recommended to keep the cable length between the charger and the battery under 6 meters to minimize voltage losses and ensure proper charging.

The ground point must be connected to a true ground. Here’s how to proceed depending on the application:

On a vessel: connect it to the ground plate or to the hull of the vessel.On land: connect it to the electrical grid ground in accordance with applicable safety standards.Mobile applications (vehicle, caravan): connect it to the vehicle’s chassis.The charger’s battery connections are fully floating relative to this ground point.

For the Skylla-i 24/100 (1+1), the recommended cable cross-sections for the main battery are:

Up to 1.5 m cable length: 35 mm²From 1.5 m to 6 m cable length: 50 mm²The starter battery must be connected with a wire of at least 2.5 mm².

No, the Skylla-i is NOT protected against battery polarity reversal. It is critical to follow the installation procedure carefully to connect the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals correctly. Reversed polarity can damage the device and will void the warranty.

To connect an external voltage sensor, run a red wire (0.75 mm²) from the battery's positive terminal to the '+ Voltage sensor' connector on the charger. Then connect a black wire (0.75 mm²) from the battery's negative terminal to the '- Voltage sensor' connector. Ensure the corresponding LED indicator lights up to confirm the connection.

Connecting the remote control switch requires careful attention. It is recommended to use twisted wires for this connection as the input is sensitive. If no remote control switch is connected, the on/off remote control terminals must be short-circuited with a short wire. This port can also be connected to a lithium battery management system (BMS) for control.

Yes, multiple Skylla-i chargers can be synchronized via the CAN bus interface (VE.Can). This is done by simply interconnecting the chargers with UTP RJ45 cables. However, it is important to note that (1+1) and (3) output chargers cannot be paralleled with each other.

Yes, the charger can be connected to an NMEA 2000 network via its VE.Can ports (RJ45). To do this, use the VE.Can to NMEA 2000 cable accessory and remove the fuse. Additional details are available in the Victron Energy NMEA 2000 and MFD integration guide.

The charger is compatible with a wide range of batteries, including lead-acid batteries (flooded, GEL, AGM) and lithium-ion batteries (LiFePO4). Its 7-stage adaptive charging algorithm is optimized for lead-acid batteries, and it features a 3-stage algorithm with on/off control or CAN bus for Li-ion batteries. The recommended capacity is 500-1000Ah.