Invicta Xero CANBus Cables 5m
A heavy-duty, 5-metre communication cable designed to securely link Invicta Xero lithium batteries directly to compatible CANBus inverter networks and system monitors.
Invicta Xero CANBus Cable 5m
Features
- 5 m cable length
- CANBus network optimisation
- Designed for Invicta Lithium Xero batteries
- High-fidelity monitoring
- Plug-and-play integration
- Heavy-duty construction
Where to use it
The Invicta Xero CANBus 5-metre cable is engineered for integration within advanced off-grid solar projects, modern 4WD canopy systems, caravans, and marine battery banks. You would use this specialised data cable to establish vital, secure communications directly between an Invicta Xero lithium battery bank and your centralised GX monitoring device or CANBus-compatible inverter/charger network, ensuring safe closed-loop charging controls across your system.
Dimensions
| Length | 306 mm |
| Width | 168 mm |
| Height | 211 mm |
| Weight | 10.3 kg |
Safety features and certifications
- IEC62133 certification
- UN38.3 certification
- IP56 rated
- BMS high-temperature disconnect failsafe
- Short-circuit & over-current protection
Warranty
- 1-year limited technical warranty
Applications
4WD
RV's
Caravans
Off-Grid Systems
Tiny Houses
Cabins
About Invicta Lithium
Invicta is a quality lithium battery brand operated by Sealed Performance Batteries (SPB), a company with over 25 years in the energy storage industry with a highly technical team specialising in energy storage and power distribution. It was born out of a desire to provide the Australian market with a high-quality Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery that could easily replace standard SLA sizes and be relied upon by its users today, tomorrow and for many years to come. This has resulted in a lithium battery that has thoroughly examined every detail and is proven to deliver a solution of paramount quality and safety. Whether outback, offshore or in need of reliable energy in commercial and industrial applications, our customers know that Invicta will be there for years to come.