Accessories Victron Isolation Transformer 3600W 115/230V

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Victron Energy Isolation Transformer 3600W 115/230V Galvanic Isolator EAN 8719076022527

The Victron Energy Isolation Transformer 3600W 115/230V is a professional isolation transformer specifically designed for marine applications and mobile electrical systems. This safety device provides a complete galvanic separation between the shore power and your onboard electrical grid. It is the perfect solution to effectively prevent electrolytic corrosion and galvanic currents, keeping vital metal parts of your boat or yacht fully protected.

Features and smart monitoring This high-quality shore power transformer eliminates any electrical continuity between AC shore power and the vessel, making a separate galvanic isolator completely unnecessary. The unit is equipped with integrated soft-start technology. This inrush current limiter prevents the shore-side circuit breaker from tripping upon connection. Thanks to its premium toroidal core technology, this safety transformer delivers high efficiency and whisper-quiet operation, enclosed in a robust aluminum IP21 enclosure.

Key benefits and specifications

• Reliable protection against galvanic corrosion on sacrificial anodes, propellers, and shafts.

• Highly versatile configuration options for 115V to 115V, 115V to 230V, 230V to 230V, and 230V to 115V.

• Integrated inrush current limiter to avoid tripping weak shore power supply fuses.

• Increases overall onboard electrical safety by establishing a fully isolated network relative to earth ground.

Installation and user manual Mount the Victron isolation transformer vertically on a solid, well-ventilated bulkhead near the shore power inlet. Connect the incoming shore power cable to the input terminals of the device. Configure the internal wiring or jumpers to your required input and output voltage (115V or 230V). Route the output cables to your onboard AC distribution panel. Ensure proper grounding connection within the vessel. The system operates fully automatically, handling the soft-start routines on its own.