



Victron Energy ASS070300100 Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger Remote Cable
Victron Energy ASS070300100 — Remote On/Off Referenced to Your Secondary Battery. The Missing Piece in Lithium BMS Builds.
Product Overview
The Victron Energy ASS070300100 is the official remote cable accessory for Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers, designed specifically for installations where the remote on/off signal needs to be referenced to the secondary battery rather than the primary (starter) battery.
By default, the remote on/off circuit in the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger is referenced to the primary battery typically the vehicle's starter battery. This works correctly in most standard installations. However, in systems where a lithium battery with a Battery Management System (BMS) controls the charge/discharge cycle of the secondary bank, the BMS's remote on/off signal is referenced to the secondary (lithium) battery, not the primary. Without this cable, the signal reference mismatch prevents the BMS from correctly enabling or disabling the Orion-Tr a critical integration problem in any lithium secondary battery build. The ASS070300100 resolves this by correctly referencing the remote on/off circuit to the secondary battery, allowing the BMS to take full control of the charger as intended.
Key Specifications
- Part Number: ASS070300100
- Compatible With: Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers
- Function: References remote on/off circuit to secondary battery (e.g. lithium BMS)
- Maximum Input Voltage: 35V
- Maximum Output Voltage: 70V
- Minimum Input Voltage for Pull-Down: Approximately 4V
- Maximum Pull-Down Current: Approximately 30mA (short circuit proof)
Features & Benefits
- Secondary Battery Remote On/Off Reference — Solves the reference voltage mismatch between a BMS-controlled secondary lithium battery and the Orion-Tr's default primary-battery-referenced remote on/off circuit. Without this cable, a lithium BMS cannot correctly enable or disable the Orion-Tr — this cable is the correct and manufacturer-recommended solution for this integration.
- BMS Compatibility — Enables a lithium battery BMS to directly control the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger — turning it on when charging is permitted and off when the BMS requires charge to be halted (due to full state of charge, cell imbalance, over-temperature, or protection events). This is correct BMS integration, not a workaround.
- Short Circuit Proof Pull-Down Circuit — The pull-down current path is protected against short circuits at approximately 30mA maximum — the cable will not damage the BMS output or the Orion-Tr remote input if a wiring fault occurs.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility — Maximum input of 35V and maximum output of 70V covers the operating voltage range of both 12V and 24V system builds using the Orion-Tr Isolated range, with sufficient headroom for charging voltage peaks.
- Low Pull-Down Threshold — A minimum input of approximately 4V for pull-down activation means low-level BMS signal outputs are sufficient to trigger the remote on/off function — no additional signal conditioning or relay required in most installations.
- Manufacturer-Official Accessory — Designed and supplied by Victron Energy specifically for this application. Correct integration, correct specifications, and covered by Victron warranty — not a field-engineered workaround.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | ASS070300100 |
| Function | Remote on/off referenced to secondary battery |
| Compatible Device | Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers |
| Maximum Input Voltage | 35V |
| Maximum Output Voltage | 70V |
| Minimum Input Voltage (pull-down) | Approximately 4V |
| Maximum Pull-Down Current | Approximately 30mA |
| Short Circuit Protection | Yes (pull-down circuit) |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Required For:
- Any Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger installation where the remote on/off signal is provided by a secondary battery BMS (lithium BMS integration)
Compatible Devices:
- Victron Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range (all variants)
Commonly Paired With:
- Victron Orion-Tr Smart Isolated DC-DC Chargers
- Lithium battery BMS units (secondary battery control)
- Victron SmartShunt or BMV-712 (system monitoring)
- Victron Cerbo GX (system integration)
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need this cable and when don't I need it?
You need this cable when your remote on/off signal comes from a lithium BMS connected to the secondary battery. You do not need it when using a standard switch or relay referenced to the primary (starter) battery to control the Orion-Tr.
Why can't the standard Orion-Tr remote on/off circuit work with a lithium BMS directly?
The Orion-Tr's default remote on/off circuit is referenced to the primary battery. A lithium BMS output is referenced to the secondary battery. The voltage reference mismatch means the BMS signal is not correctly interpreted — this cable resolves the reference conflict so the BMS can properly enable and disable the charger.
Will this cable work with any lithium BMS brand?
The cable is designed to work with BMS units that output a low-current signal referenced to the secondary battery, with a minimum of approximately 4V for pull-down activation. Confirm your BMS output signal type and voltage against these specifications before installation.
Is this cable compatible with non-isolated Orion DC-DC converters?
No. This cable is designed specifically for the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range. It is not compatible with non-isolated Orion converter models (such as the Orion IP67 or standard Orion range).
What system voltage ranges is this cable suitable for?
The cable supports a maximum input of 35V and maximum output of 70V, making it suitable for both 12V and 24V system builds using the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range.
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Victron Energy ASS070300100 — Remote On/Off Referenced to Your Secondary Battery. The Missing Piece in Lithium BMS Builds.
Product Overview
The Victron Energy ASS070300100 is the official remote cable accessory for Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers, designed specifically for installations where the remote on/off signal needs to be referenced to the secondary battery rather than the primary (starter) battery.
By default, the remote on/off circuit in the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger is referenced to the primary battery typically the vehicle's starter battery. This works correctly in most standard installations. However, in systems where a lithium battery with a Battery Management System (BMS) controls the charge/discharge cycle of the secondary bank, the BMS's remote on/off signal is referenced to the secondary (lithium) battery, not the primary. Without this cable, the signal reference mismatch prevents the BMS from correctly enabling or disabling the Orion-Tr a critical integration problem in any lithium secondary battery build. The ASS070300100 resolves this by correctly referencing the remote on/off circuit to the secondary battery, allowing the BMS to take full control of the charger as intended.
Key Specifications
- Part Number: ASS070300100
- Compatible With: Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers
- Function: References remote on/off circuit to secondary battery (e.g. lithium BMS)
- Maximum Input Voltage: 35V
- Maximum Output Voltage: 70V
- Minimum Input Voltage for Pull-Down: Approximately 4V
- Maximum Pull-Down Current: Approximately 30mA (short circuit proof)
Features & Benefits
- Secondary Battery Remote On/Off Reference — Solves the reference voltage mismatch between a BMS-controlled secondary lithium battery and the Orion-Tr's default primary-battery-referenced remote on/off circuit. Without this cable, a lithium BMS cannot correctly enable or disable the Orion-Tr — this cable is the correct and manufacturer-recommended solution for this integration.
- BMS Compatibility — Enables a lithium battery BMS to directly control the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger — turning it on when charging is permitted and off when the BMS requires charge to be halted (due to full state of charge, cell imbalance, over-temperature, or protection events). This is correct BMS integration, not a workaround.
- Short Circuit Proof Pull-Down Circuit — The pull-down current path is protected against short circuits at approximately 30mA maximum — the cable will not damage the BMS output or the Orion-Tr remote input if a wiring fault occurs.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility — Maximum input of 35V and maximum output of 70V covers the operating voltage range of both 12V and 24V system builds using the Orion-Tr Isolated range, with sufficient headroom for charging voltage peaks.
- Low Pull-Down Threshold — A minimum input of approximately 4V for pull-down activation means low-level BMS signal outputs are sufficient to trigger the remote on/off function — no additional signal conditioning or relay required in most installations.
- Manufacturer-Official Accessory — Designed and supplied by Victron Energy specifically for this application. Correct integration, correct specifications, and covered by Victron warranty — not a field-engineered workaround.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | ASS070300100 |
| Function | Remote on/off referenced to secondary battery |
| Compatible Device | Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Chargers |
| Maximum Input Voltage | 35V |
| Maximum Output Voltage | 70V |
| Minimum Input Voltage (pull-down) | Approximately 4V |
| Maximum Pull-Down Current | Approximately 30mA |
| Short Circuit Protection | Yes (pull-down circuit) |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Required For:
- Any Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger installation where the remote on/off signal is provided by a secondary battery BMS (lithium BMS integration)
Compatible Devices:
- Victron Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range (all variants)
Commonly Paired With:
- Victron Orion-Tr Smart Isolated DC-DC Chargers
- Lithium battery BMS units (secondary battery control)
- Victron SmartShunt or BMV-712 (system monitoring)
- Victron Cerbo GX (system integration)
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need this cable and when don't I need it?
You need this cable when your remote on/off signal comes from a lithium BMS connected to the secondary battery. You do not need it when using a standard switch or relay referenced to the primary (starter) battery to control the Orion-Tr.
Why can't the standard Orion-Tr remote on/off circuit work with a lithium BMS directly?
The Orion-Tr's default remote on/off circuit is referenced to the primary battery. A lithium BMS output is referenced to the secondary battery. The voltage reference mismatch means the BMS signal is not correctly interpreted — this cable resolves the reference conflict so the BMS can properly enable and disable the charger.
Will this cable work with any lithium BMS brand?
The cable is designed to work with BMS units that output a low-current signal referenced to the secondary battery, with a minimum of approximately 4V for pull-down activation. Confirm your BMS output signal type and voltage against these specifications before installation.
Is this cable compatible with non-isolated Orion DC-DC converters?
No. This cable is designed specifically for the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range. It is not compatible with non-isolated Orion converter models (such as the Orion IP67 or standard Orion range).
What system voltage ranges is this cable suitable for?
The cable supports a maximum input of 35V and maximum output of 70V, making it suitable for both 12V and 24V system builds using the Orion-Tr Isolated DC-DC Charger range.












