Victron Lynx Distributor (M10)
- Brand:
- Victron Energy
- Part no:
- LYN060102010
Image: Victron Energy
Where to buy
Specifications
- Type
- Distributor
- Maximum voltage
- 60 V
- Connections
- 3/8" fuse connections, 40 cm RJ10 cable
Full data sheet
Victron Energy, part number LYN060102010
Technical
- Operational DC voltage range
- 9 to 60 V
- Supported system voltages
- 12V or 24V or 48V
- Storage temperature range
- -40 to 60 °C
- Reverse polarity protection
- Yes (he RJ10 cable connection is not protected against reverse polarity)
- Power consumption
- Maximum 100mA with all LEDs illuminated (Powered from Lynx Shunt VE.Can or Lynx Smart BMS)
- Operating temperature range
- -40 to 60 °C
- Maximum humidity (non-condensing)
- 95 %
- Current rating (continuous)
- 1,000 A
- Busbar material
- Tinned copper
- Busbar Dimensions
- 8mm x 30mm
Connections
- Fuse connections
- 3/8"
- Power and data connection
- 40 cm RJ10 cable (included)
- Busbar connections
- M8
Enclosure
- Width
- 290 mm (11.4 in)
- Weight
- 2.2 kg (4.9 lb)
- Protection category
- IP22
- Material
- ABS
- Height
- 170 mm (6.7 in)
- Depth
- 80 mm (3.1 in)
- Color
- Blue (RAL 5012)
The Victron Lynx Distributor (M10) is a DC busbar of tinned copper, 8mm x 30mm, rated for 1,000 A continuous, for 12V, 24V or 48V systems. There is room for four DC fuses, and an LED on the front shows the condition of each one. A 40 cm RJ10 cable is included for power and data, and the enclosure is protection category IP22. The busbar has reverse polarity protection, though the RJ10 cable connection does not.
Our take
The 1,000 A continuous rating on the 8mm x 30mm tinned copper busbar is the headline, and the front LEDs show fuse condition without opening anything. The RJ10 cable connection has no reverse polarity protection, so wire that lead with care.
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.