Victron Lynx Class-T Power In (M10)
- Brand:
- Victron Energy
- Part no:
- LYN060404010
Image: Victron Energy
Where to buy
Specifications
- Type
- Power in
- Maximum voltage
- 60 V
- Connections
- M10 busbar connections, 3/8" fuse connections
Manuals
- Lynx Class-T Power In manual (HTML)www.victronenergy.com
Full data sheet
Victron Energy, part number LYN060404010
Technical
- Busbar Dimensions
- 8mm x 30mm
- Busbar material
- Tinned copper
- Current rating (continuous)
- 1,000 A
- Maximum humidity (non-condensing)
- 95 %
- Operating temperature range
- -40 to 60 °C
- Storage temperature range
- -40 to 60 °C
- Operational DC voltage range
- 9 to 60 V
Connections
- Busbar connections
- M10
- Fuse connections
- 3/8"
Enclosure
- Color
- Blue (RAL 5012)
- Depth
- 97 mm (3.8 in)
- Height
- 170 mm (6.7 in)
- Material
- ABS
- Protection category
- IP22
- Weight
- 2.1 kg (4.6 lb)
- Width
- 280 mm (11.0 in)
This Victron module from the Lynx distribution line joins and fuses up to two lithium battery strings. It has a positive and a negative busbar of tinned copper, 8mm x 30mm, rated for 1,000 A continuous, plus connections for two Class-T fuses and a ground point for the DC system. The fuses themselves, in 225A, 250A, 350A or 400A, are bought separately. The enclosure is IP22 and the unit works across a 9 to 60 V DC range. Installations with three or more strings use several Class-T modules.
Our take
With a 1,000 A continuous rating and two Class-T fuse positions, this module takes two lithium strings on one tinned-copper busbar pair. Fuses of 225A to 400A are bought separately, so the size you pick sets the protection for each string, and a third string needs another module.
From our buying guide
On a boat subpart I covers, each ungrounded output conductor from a battery needs a manually reset, trip-free circuit breaker or fuse within 72 inches of the battery.
Check before you buy:
- On a boat subpart I covers, a continuously energized ungrounded terminal needs a boot, nipple, cap, cover or shield.
- Ignition protection on a charger or switch is the maker's statement, so read what it says and which standard it names.