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The 1.8 meter VE.Direct cable is a high quality original cord from Victron Energy designed for reliable data exchange between equipment that supports the VE.Direct communication protocol (MPPT solar controllers, BMV battery monitors, SmartShunts) and central communication panels (Cerbo GX, Ekrano GX, Venus GX, Color Control GX). The length of 1.8 meters ensures convenient switching of devices located at some distance from each other (for example, on different walls of an installation cabinet).
Advantages and features of the VE.Direct interface cable
- Guarantees high-speed and stable data transfer via the proprietary VE.Direct protocol.
- Designed for synchronizing MPPT controllers, SmartShunt and BMV battery monitors, Phoenix VE.Direct series inverters.
- Length 1.8 m - allows you to comfortably connect devices located in different parts of the electrical panel.
- Durable outer insulation protects internal conductors from kinks, chafing and moisture.
- Equipped with reliable branded connectors that prevent accidental disconnection of the cable from the device.
- Original Victron Energy products are the key to durability and trouble-free operation of the monitoring system.
Technical parameters
- Communication standard: VE.Direct (universal protocol for Victron Energy devices)
- Cable length: 1.8 meters
- Connector type: 2 × VE.Direct 4-pin (connectors with locking latches for reliable contact)
- Insulation: flexible PVC, resistant to temperature changes
Compatible equipment:
- MPPT SmartSolar and BlueSolar series solar charge controllers (with VE.Direct port).
- SmartShunt intelligent battery monitors and BMV-700/702/712 series.
- Compact voltage inverters Phoenix Inverter VE.Direct.
- VE.Direct to USB adapter cables for connecting to a computer.
- Control and dispatch panels Cerbo GX, Venus GX, Color Control GX.
Areas of application
- Synchronize the MPPT controller with the Cerbo GX panel to upload data to the VRM portal.
- Integration of measuring shunts (SmartShunt or BMV) into a common information network.
- Connecting equipment to a computer (using an additional USB adapter).
- Organization of flexible and structured cabling in distribution panels.
- Power systems in motorhomes (RVs) and yachts where reliable connections between components are required.