Victron Orion XS 12|12 50A Smart DC/DC Charger

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James Bentley

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Does anyone know of an authorized seller that has these in stock?

I only want one = Do you want to sell yours? :)

Seems pre-orders are everywhere. (Why didn't I order this back in January!)

I'm already using other Victron products and their app.

Manual - Orion XS 12/12-50A DC-DC battery charger - https://www.victronenergy.com/media/pg/Orion_XS_12-12-50A_DC-DC_battery_charger/en/index-en.html
I'm a Victron fan and I tried to get one of these in January for installation in our new travel trailer so it could be charged by our tow vehicle. I was told by the RV dealer who was doing the installation that they were "ungettable" until summer. They expected them to be available in Europe a bit earlier, like now. I went with a REDARC BCDC 1250D and was actually happier with that choice because I had the RV dealer add a side inlet for solar panels as the REDARC has a built-in MPPT controller and the Victron does not.
 
+1 RedArc all day long.
There's some 50A Orions on ebay.

TBF, I did add a Victron BlueSolar to my setup to take over primary controller duties simply so that the RedArc controller enables redundancy in a failure event.
So far so good - a comfort that redundancy provides regardless.
 
+1 RedArc all day long.
There's some 50A Orions on ebay.

TBF, I did add a Victron BlueSolar to my setup to take over primary controller duties simply so that the RedArc controller enables redundancy in a failure event.
So far so good - a comfort that redundancy provides regardless.
Given the price of the Redarc (in stock and available) I am going to wait on InvertersRus.com to ship my Orion XS. Thanks for the feedback!
 
Wait away.
So long as it doesn't look like this when it arrives.
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Not saying that it will.
But there are evidently "tiny differences" among units, is all.
This particular unit is marketed as having a 240V input and manufactured by "Generic".
 
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