Isolation transformer - 7000W 230V - Victron Energy

This Victron Energy 7000W 230V isolation transformer is essential for ensuring electrical safety on board your boat, whether for leisure or demanding professional use.
Designed to prevent electrolytic corrosion and electrical hazards, it ensures a reliable power supply while protecting the metal components of your vessel.

Protection against electrolytic corrosion

The main advantage of this isolation transformer is its protection of your boat against electrolytic corrosion. By isolating the onboard system from the shore power supply, it prevents current from flowing between the boat's metal parts and the seawater, thus avoiding their degradation.

Enhanced electrical safety

This transformer provides complete galvanic isolation, eliminating direct contact between the shore network and your boat's network. This allows for the creation of a protective "ground" on board, ensuring that residual current devices function correctly in case of a problem.

Toroidal winding technology

Thanks to its toroidal winding design, this transformer operates discreetly and efficiently. This technology improves performance while limiting electrical noise, which is essential for a stable and interference-free power supply.

Integrated Softstart function

The Softstart function, integrated into this model, eliminates current surges upon power-up. This preserves the shore power connection by preventing the circuit breaker from tripping unnecessarily when you connect your boat to the electrical supply.

Prevention of surges and disturbances

The galvanic isolation provided by this transformer offers additional protection against surges and electrical disturbances. Your electrical system remains stable, and your sensitive equipment is protected from grid fluctuations.

Maintaining safety when out of the water

When your boat is out of the water, it is recommended to connect the transformer's ground to the 230V network ground, thus ensuring the safety of your electrical installation even when ashore.