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Digital Yacht VELINK Victron BLE to NMEA2000 Interface

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Digital Yacht VELINK Victron BLE to NMEA2000 InterfaceDigital Yacht VELINK Victron BLE to NMEA2000 Interface Model: ZDIGVELINK Connects Victron Bluetooth devices to the NMEA 2000 network Connect up to 8 Victron devices simultaneously Direct conversion to the NMEA2000 network Available data: voltage, current, SOC, temperature, alarms, state of charge Display on MFDs and multifunction displays with NMEA2000 interface no app or phone required No additional wiring on the Victron side Fully compatible with

Digital Yacht VELINK Victron BLE to NMEA2000 Interface

Model: ZDIGVELINK

  • Connects Victron Bluetooth devices to the NMEA 2000 network

  • Connect up to 8 Victron devices simultaneously

  • Direct conversion to the NMEA2000 network

  • Available data: voltage, current, SOC, temperature, alarms, state of charge

  • Display on MFDs and multifunction displays with NMEA2000 interface — no app or phone required

  • No additional wiring on the Victron side

  • Fully compatible with all SmartShunt and BMV-712 Smart models, MPPT BlueSolar / SmartSolar solar chargers, 220 V Blue Smart Chargers, as well as Orion-TR Smart converters.

  • Powered by the NMEA 2000 network

  • Plug & play installation

  • Designed for continuous onboard operation

veLink allows you to wirelessly connect up to eight Victron devices equipped with a Bluetooth interface to your NMEA 2000 network, covering the vast majority of installations.

veLink enables the retrieval of essential data from Victron battery monitors (SmartShunt, BMV, etc.) on multifunction displays and chartplotters connected to the NMEA 2000 network: current consumption, battery voltage, service and engine battery status, as well as remaining autonomy/SOC displayed on chartplotters.

veLink also provides information from a compatible shore power charger to accurately monitor the batteries’ charge current. The charger may often be installed in an inaccessible area so this wireless device makes monitoring easy

Similarly, it retrieves data from MPPT solar regulators, allowing real-time visualization of solar input and panel exposure.

For installations equipped with an Orion DC/DC converter, veLink displays the actual power being delivered by say, the alternator a service battery.

veLink centralizes alarms from all these Victron devices allowing you to be immediately notified on your chartplotter or multi-function display in case of an issue, even without a smartphone.

It is also possible to customize the names of all devices on the NMEA2000 network, for example: engine battery, service battery, windlass battery, starboard solar panel, etc.

You can configure the veLINK by accessing its web interface. The Victron device configuration page allows you to scan for and connect to devices using the connection key available in the Victron Connect mobile app.

During configuration, you can choose the name of your device as it will appear on the NMEA network, allowing you to personalize each device. You can also assign different instances to distinguish multiple devices of the same type and select the NMEA 2000 data to be sent over the network, such as battery status, detailed DC status, or charger status.

Alarms configured in the Victron Connect app can also be transmitted to the NMEA 2000 network to be displayed on compatible devices, such as GARMIN chartplotters. Additionally, a specific alert is triggered if a device disconnects for more than 30 seconds.


Dimensions
105 72 32 mm

What's in the Box:

  • veLink — Victron BT to NMEA 2000

  • 1m drop cable with male M12 Device

  • WiFi antenna built-in

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