Stabilizers 12/12, 24/24, 48/48

Same-voltage converters that act as voltage stabilizers. A “12 V” battery actually swings between roughly 11 and 14.5 V while discharging and charging — enough to reset or damage sensitive electronics. A stabilizer takes that varying input and delivers a steady 12 V (or 24 V / 48 V) output. Also useful to compensate the voltage drop over long cable runs.

All models are isolated (Orion-Tr), so they break ground loops too — handy for radios and audio equipment.

Note: a converter holds a steady output voltage — it powers equipment. If you want to charge a battery while driving, you need a charge profile, not a fixed voltage: see our DC-DC chargers .