Victron Energy Non inverting remote on-off cable
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The Victron Energy Non Inverting Remote On-Off Cable is a small accessory that solves a very specific wiring puzzle. It links the VE.Bus BMS to Skylla-TG chargers (all models) and to Battery Protect models BP40i, BP60i and BP200i, which Victron has discontinued. If you run a Victron system built around the VE.Bus BMS, this remote on-off cable lets those devices follow the BMS's on/off command, so your battery protection and charging gear respond together instead of ignoring each other.
It costs very little compared with the equipment it connects. It is also exactly the kind of part you want on hand before installation day, when a missing cable can stall an otherwise smooth build.
The VE.Bus BMS and the devices this cable supports use different remote on/off logic. The BMS driver is normally high and goes open circuit when there is an alarm. The supported products need an active pull down to switch off. This cable translates between the two, so the BMS signal reaches the connected device in the form it expects.
The cable is listed for use with all Skylla-TG models. If your charging setup includes a Skylla-TG and a VE.Bus BMS, this is the cable that connects the two for remote on-off control.
The cable also works with Battery Protect models BP40i, BP60i and BP200i. Victron has discontinued these models, so this cable is most useful if you are maintaining, repairing or expanding a system that already uses them.
The cable weighs 0.26 lbs and measures 6.69 x 3.94 x 0.39 inches as listed, so it won't crowd a battery compartment or equipment bay. Check the available space and routing path in your own installation before you order.
Victron publishes a manual for this cable. Read it before you wire anything, because the manual is the right place to confirm connection details for your exact setup.
This cable sits inside the control wiring of larger Victron systems, so the places it shows up are the places those systems live. Which ones apply depends on how your system is built.
It is a small part, but it can help the whole system respond as one unit when the BMS signals an alarm.
The VE.Bus BMS and the supported devices don't use the same on/off language: one is normally high and opens on alarm, the other needs an active pull down to switch off. This cable exists to bridge that gap, and it is purpose-built for the task by the same manufacturer as the BMS.
The alternatives are building your own interface or leaving those devices outside BMS control. A homemade interface adds a custom part to a battery system and leaves you responsible for getting the logic right. Skipping the connection means the device won't follow the BMS's on/off command. For a part this inexpensive, the Victron cable is the simpler route.
This is a compatibility accessory, so the question is whether it matches the gear you already own or plan to buy.
This may be a good fit if:
Things to confirm before you buy: this cable is only listed for the products named above, so check that your devices match. The Battery Protect models are discontinued, so replacement availability of those units is worth considering. Review the Victron manual to confirm connection details for your installation. If you're unsure, our team can help you check compatibility.
It connects the VE.Bus BMS to supported products and translates the BMS's remote on/off driver logic into the active pull down those products need to switch off.
It is listed for all Skylla-TG models and for Battery Protect models BP40i, BP60i and BP200i. All three Battery Protect models are discontinued.
The product information lists only the devices above. If your equipment isn't named there, confirm compatibility with Victron's documentation or our team before purchase.
It is listed at 6.69 x 3.94 x 0.39 inches and weighs 0.26 lbs.
Yes. Victron publishes a manual for this cable, and it is worth reading before installation.
Good power systems are built from details like this one, where the right small part keeps the larger equipment working together. The Victron Energy Non Inverting Remote On-Off Cable is an affordable way to make sure your VE.Bus BMS, Skylla-TG or Battery Protect unit can communicate as intended. Outbound Power focuses on practical backup, RV and off-grid power, and we are glad to help you match the right accessories to your system. Choose Outbound Power as a knowledgeable partner for the parts that keep your power setup dependable for the long haul.
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