Use this cable to connect a Victron product with a VE.Can port to a NMEA 2000 network.

This NMEA 2000 drop cable connects a VE.Bus product, for example a Multi or Quattro, to a NMEA 2000 network. It transmits monitoring information, AC voltages and currents, DC voltages and currents and the state. Other NMEA 2000 devices can also send commands to the VE.Bus product to turn it on or off, or change the input current limit.

When the CAN bus is not powered by a Skylla-I or an MPPT, you will need the new VE.Can Power Cable to supply the power.

The VE.Can resistive tank sender adapter allows a standard resistive tank level sender to connect to the Color Control GX. It is compatible with both European standard 0-180 Ohm and United States standard 240-30 Ohm tank level senders and is accurate to ±1%. It is easily configurable to resistive senders from fuel, fresh water, waste water, well water, oil and black water (sewage) tanks. It supports up to 16 tanks of each type. The unit is a simple setup with two small rotary switches and it gets its power from the VE.Can network.

Use this cable to connect a CAN-bus enabled battery, not from Victron, to a Victron system. There are two types, A and B. See the manual for details on which cable to use for which brand of batteries.

Use this cable to connect a CAN-bus enabled battery, not from Victron, to a Victron system. There are two types, A and B. See the manual for details on which cable to use for which brand of batteries.

Use this cable to connect a CAN-bus enabled battery, not from Victron, to a Victron system. There are two types, A and B. See the manual for details on which cable to use for which brand of batteries.

Use this cable to connect a CAN-bus enabled battery, not from Victron, to a Victron system. There are two types, A and B. See the manual for details on which cable to use for which brand of batteries.

Using the VE.Direct to Bluetooth Smart dongle you can display your BMV or MPPT information on iOS and Android devices, using the VictronConnect App. View information wirelessly such as battery status and solar panel power, plus other useful data.
The dongle is able to read data from all products with a VE.Direct port, such as the BMV-70x series battery monitors, Phoenix Inverters with VE.Direct port, MPPT Solar Charge Controllers.

Using the VE.Direct to LoRaWAN module you can connect your BMV, MPPT or Phoenix Inverter to the Victron Remote Management portal. View information such as battery status or solar power wherever you are on your desktop or mobile phone.

The VE.Direct TX digital output cable can be used in combination with the BlueSolar and SmartSolar MPPT chargers. It supports the following applications:

- Solar lighting applications
- Virtual load output

Use this cable to remotely control BlueSolar and SmartSolar MPPT charge controller models.

Note that it's not necessary to use this cable on the larger SmartSolar models, as they feature an onboard Remote On/Off terminal.

The charger will be enabled when the signal on the cable is high. The charger is disabled when the source signal is pulled low or left free floating.

Note that when using this cable, it's not possible to use the VE.Direct port for any other purpose. Such as connecting to a GX device, or for example a VE.Direct Bluetooth Smart dongle on a BlueSolar charger.

The VE.Direct to USB interface connects products with a VE.Direct connection to devices with a USB C port, for example a computer.

The VE.Direct to USB interface connects products with a VE.Direct connection to devices with a USB port, for example a computer. With this cable it is also possible to connect more than two VE.Direct products to a single CCGX.

VE.Net GMDSS panel remotely monitors the Victron Skylla-TG GMDSS charger.

The Venus GX is the communication-centre of your installation. Venus allows you to talk to all components in your system and ensure they are working in harmony. Monitoring of live data, and changing settings is performed by using your smartphone (or other device) via Victron Remote Management Portal.