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Victron Energy Orion 24/12-70 DC-DC Converter — is a professional step-down converter of immense power. The device converts 24V voltage coming from batteries or a generator into clean 12V voltage. The inverter is capable of continuously delivering a colossal current of up to 70 Amperes (840 Watts), making it an ideal choice for powering energy-intensive 12-volt consumers on commercial vehicles, boats, and as part of solar power plants.
Main Technical Trump Cards of Orion 24/12-70
- Peak power: 840 W (operating current – 70 A)
- Ideal output parameters: exactly 12 V (with a maximum error of ±3%)
- Wide boundaries of input voltage: 18–35 V
- Strong screw connectors — designed for connecting thick power cables without the risk of heating
- Cooling through a robust metal heat sink — reliable heat dissipation without noisy fans
- Absolute safety: electronic protection against short circuits, incorrect polarity, and overheating
- Scalability — connect two or more inverters in parallel to summarize power
- Remote control — a special contact allows turning on the device with a remote toggle switch
Features of the Converter's Operation
Record Power for Any Tasks
This 24/12-70 model will easily power:
• Communication base stations, server racks, and routers
• Automotive freezers and climate control units
• Powerful lighting equipment (LED spotlights)
• Radars, sonars, and marine communication systems
• Tools and powerful chargers at mobile service stations
Multi-level Built-in Security
• Short circuit (SC) protection on the line with instant blocking
• Thermal protection algorithm: if it is too hot in the room, the device smoothly reduces the current, avoiding emergency shutdown
• Automatic exit from protection mode (triggered as soon as the overload disappears)
Practicality and Ease of Installation
• Any variant of spatial orientation (vertically, on the ceiling, horizontally)
• Rigid case, not subject to deformations during installation on special equipment
• Free access to the terminal block even in tight junction boxes.
Where is the Converter Most in Demand?
- Commercial vehicles and special transport — stable operation of 12-volt electronics from standard 24V
- River and marine fleet — reliable powering of marine instruments and navigation
- Technical assistance services - charging service batteries and operating 12V tools
- Telecommunications infrastructure — fault-tolerant power for 12-volt communication systems
- Alternative energy – stepping down current at 24-volt solar power plants
Interfaces and Control
- Remote ON/OFF terminal – used for remote start (for example, when turning the ignition key)
- Voltage calibration – using a regulator, you can adjust the output voltage, which is sometimes necessary for long cable runs