Victron Skylla-i 24/80(3) 230V Charger

The Victron Skylla-i 24/80(3) 230V Charger is a professional-grade marine battery charger engineered for serious boaters and anglers who demand reliable, uninterrupted power on the water. Built by Victron Energy—a name trusted across the marine industry for decades—this three-bank charger delivers consistent 80-amp output to keep your vessel's 24-volt battery bank fully charged and ready. Whether you're running overnight electronics, sonar systems, or auxiliary refrigeration on extended trips, this charger bridges the gap between shore power and onboard independence.

Built with three independent charging circuits, the Victron Skylla-i 24/80(3) manages multiple battery banks simultaneously without cross-discharge—critical when running house batteries separate from engine start batteries. The 230V input (European/international standard) accepts shore power from most modern marinas and docking facilities. Its compact footprint of 13 x 10 x 20 inches fits neatly into engine rooms or battery compartments without consuming excessive locker space, while the 19.05-pound weight ensures secure mounting without structural strain. Victron's industry-leading three-bank architecture means you can isolate and charge your main house bank, auxiliary thruster bank, and emergency reserve independently, optimizing charge profiles for each application.

This charger is ideal for cruising sailboats, offshore fishing vessels, and live-aboard powerboats where extended time away from the dock demands intelligent, hands-free battery management. Anglers running high-drain electronics—GPS plotters, electric trolling motors, and cabin systems—benefit from the Skylla-i's ability to prioritize and balance charge rates across multiple banks. Professional boat operators and marine electricians specify Victron chargers for their diagnostic capabilities and field-proven longevity. Installation requires standard shore power connections and basic 24V DC wiring; consult your vessel's electrical schematic or a certified marine electrician to ensure proper integration with existing battery configurations and isolation switches.