Victron Energy Blue Smart IP65 Charger 12V/10 120V NEMA 1-15P
SKU:
2022323582
DATA SHEET USER MANUAL
The Victron Energy Blue Smart IP65 Charger 12/10 is a professional smart battery charger for RVs, boats, vehicles and workshop applications. Its built-in Bluetooth allows you to monitor charging status and configure settings through the VictronConnect app. The adaptive charging algorithm helps maintain battery health, while its sealed IP65 housing protects against dust and water exposure.
FEATURES
10A charging current: For compatible 12V battery systems.
Low-current mode: Selectable 3A charging for smaller batteries.
Built-in Bluetooth: Monitor and configure the charger with VictronConnect.
Adaptive charging: Seven-stage algorithm for lead-acid batteries and four-stage charging for compatible lithium batteries.
Battery recovery: Helps recover certain deeply discharged batteries.
Multiple battery connections: Includes battery clamps and M8 ring terminals.
Protection: Reverse-polarity, output short-circuit and over-temperature protection.
Silent operation: Fanless convection cooling.
IP65 housing: Dust-tight and protected against water jets.
SPECIFICATIONS
Battery voltage: 12V DC
Maximum charging current: 10A
Low-current mode: 3A
AC input: 100–130V, 50–60Hz nominal (45–65Hz operating range)
Absorption voltage: 14.4V Normal / 14.7V High / 14.2V Lithium
Float voltage: 13.8V Normal/High; not used in Lithium mode
Storage voltage: 13.2V Normal/High / 13.5V Lithium
Maximum efficiency: 94%
Standby consumption: 0.5W
AC power cord: 1.8m (6ft), US NEMA 1-15P plug
Battery cable: 1.5m (5ft), with battery clamps and M8 ring terminals
Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C; full rated output up to +30°C
Protection rating: IP65
Dimensions: 60 × 105 × 190mm (2.4 × 4.1 × 7.5in)
Weight: 0.9kg (2lb)
Warranty: 5-year limited warranty
IMPORTANT
Select the correct charging profile for your battery chemistry and follow the battery manufacturer's voltage and charging recommendations. This model uses a 120V AC input with a US NEMA 1-15P plug.
