Victron PhoenixCharger 24/25 (2+1) 120-240V
- Brand:
- Victron Energy
- Part no:
- PCH024025001
Image: Victron Energy
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Specifications
- Outputs (banks)
- 3
- Output current
- 25 A
- Battery temperature sensor
- Included
- Ingress rating
- IP21
Full data sheet
Victron Energy, part number PCH024025001
Technical
- Recommended battery capacity range
- 100 to 400 Ah
- AC input voltage range
- 90 to 265 V
- AC input frequency range
- 45 to 65 Hz
- Temperature Sensor
- Included
- Charge voltage Absorption
- 28.8 V
- Forced cooling
- Yes
- Maximum humidity (non-condensing)
- 95 %
- Operating temperature range
- -20 to 60 °C
- DC input voltage range
- 90 to 400 V
- Charge voltage storage
- 26.4 V
- Charge voltage float
- 27.6 V
- Charge Current starter battery
- 4 A
- Charge Current house battery (Nominal Value)
- 25 A
- Charge algorithm
- Adaptive, 4-stage
- Power factor
- 1
- Can be used as power supply
- Yes
- Programmable
- Settings can be change via a data port. RJ45 UTP cable and MK2-USB interface are required (not included)
- Nominal battery voltage
- 24 V
- Protections
- Output short-circuit, High battery voltage, Over temperature, Battery reverse polarity
Connections
- AC connection terminal type
- Screw terminals 4 mm² (11 AWG)
- Battery connection terminal type
- M6 bolts
Enclosure
- Width
- 200 mm (7.9 in)
- Color
- Blue (RAL 5012)
- Depth
- 108 mm (4.3 in)
- Height
- 350 mm (13.8 in)
- Material
- Aluminium
- Protection category
- IP21
- Weight
- 3.8 kg (8.4 lb)
Standards
- Emission Immunity
- EN 55014-1, EN 55014-2, EN-IEC 61000-3-2, EN-IEC 61000-3-3
- Vibration
- IEC68-2-6:10-150Hz/1.0G
- Safety
- EN-IEC 60335-1, EN-IEC 60335-2-29
The Victron PhoenixCharger 24/25 (2+1) is a 24 V battery charger with three outputs: two full rated at 25 A nominal for house batteries and one 4 A output for a starter battery. It uses a four-stage adaptive charge of bulk, absorption, float and storage. A temperature sensor is included, and Victron recommends a battery capacity of 100 to 400 Ah. The enclosure has an IP21 protection category.
Our take
The PhoenixCharger 24/25 has three outputs, two full rated at 25 A and one at 4 A for a starter battery, on a 24 V system. Its IP21 protection category is a low level, so keep it out of the wet.
From our buying guide
NMMA says charging sources must meet the charging profile the battery maker recommends. A charger's presets are its own maker's, not the battery's, so set it from the battery maker's figures.
Check before you buy:
- It can follow your battery's profile, since not every charger can follow a lithium maker's.
- Its output suits your bank. ProMariner recommends about 10 percent of the batteries' total amp-hour capacity, with one charger output for each battery.
- It suits how you'll use it, since ProMariner says its waterproof chargers are for batteries not in use while charging.