12V 20A Battery Charger (3) - Centaur - Victron Energy

Uncompromising quality

The Victron 24V 20A (3) Centaur Charger is a reliable, robust, and affordable device, designed to Victron Energy's high quality standards. It offers optimal performance thanks to the latest technologies. Originally designed for marine applications, it is perfectly suited for custom vans, workshop vehicles, and service vans. It has 3 outputs for charging 3 different battery banks and can efficiently charge any type of lead-acid, AGM, or Gel battery bank with a capacity of 80 to 200Ah.

Resistant to harsh environments

Designed to withstand harsh environments, the aluminum casing of the Victron 24V 20A (3) Centaur Charger is coated with an epoxy coating and equipped with stainless steel screws to resist tough conditions such as heat, humidity, and salt spray. The electronic circuits are protected from corrosion by an acrylic varnish.

Optimal performance guaranteed

It is equipped with an internal temperature sensor that ensures all components operate within specified limits. In the event of extreme environmental conditions, automatic output power reduction is performed to ensure optimal operation.

Universal compatibility

Centaur chargers are designed to accept a wide range of input voltage, from 90 to 265 VAC and 45 to 65 Hertz, without requiring adjustment. They are therefore compatible with all common voltages and frequencies, and can operate on unstable power grids. This makes them ideal for long-distance travel, as you can connect to a 110V or 230V shore power outlet without any problems. This charger will accompany you anywhere in the world.

3-stage charging

Centaur chargers have 3 isolated full-power outputs that allow simultaneous charging of 3 battery banks. Each output can deliver the rated charging power, with a combined total of 20A. This means you can efficiently charge 3 different battery banks at the same time.

Simplified battery selection and charge current display

Centaur chargers have a switch that allows easy selection of the main battery types, such as Lead-Acid, Gel, and AGM batteries. In addition, a front panel ammeter allows you to know the charger's output to the batteries at any time. This allows you to easily monitor the charge status of your batteries.