Victron Energy Skylla-TG 24/30(1+1) GL 120-240V – SDTG2400303

Description

The Victron Energy Skylla-TG 24/30(1+1) GL has one full rated output and one 4 Amp output. Charge voltage can be precisely adjusted to suit any battery system. The input for the charger is 230V at 50/60HZ. Charge voltage can be measured directly on the battery terminals in order to compensate for voltage loss due to cable resistance. An external sensor allows measuring battery temperature and compensating charge voltage accordingly.

Features of the Skylla-TG 24/30(1+1) GL

Universal 90-265 V AC input voltage range and also suitable for DC supply
All models will operate without any adjustment needed over a 90 to 265 Volt input voltage range, whether 50 Hz or 60 Hz. The chargers will also accept a 90-400 V DC supply.

Germanischer Lloyd approval
The Chargers have been approved by Germanischer Lloyd (GL) to environmental category C, EMC 1. Category C applies to equipment protected from the weather. EMC 1 applies to conducted and radiated emission limits for equipment installed on the bridge of a ship. The approval to GL C, EMC1 implies that the Chargers also complies to IEC 60945-2002, category ‘protected’ and ‘equipment installed on the bridge of a ship’. The GL certification applies to 185-265 V AC supply.

Other features of the Skylla-TG 24/30(1+1) GL
– Microprocessor control
– Can be used as power supply
– Battery temperature sensor for temperature compensated charging
– Battery voltage sensing to compensate for voltage loss due to cable resistance

Learn more about batteries and battery charging

To learn more about batteries and charging batteries (including the pro’s and cons of multi-bank charging and intelligent charging), please refer to Electricity on Board.

The Skylla Control can be used with the Skylla-TG 24/30(1+1) GL and allows you to alter the charge current and see the system status.

Want to improve battery charging? Why not take a look at the Victron Energy Battery Sense which measures voltage at the battery bank terminals, errors arising from voltage-loss due to cable resistance are avoided – guaranteeing the correct charge-voltage.