The Victron Lynx Power In is a DC busbar input module for the Victron Lynx system. It gives battery banks a high-current DC connection point, letting multiple power sources feed into a single organised distribution rail. It suits professional off-grid, marine and vehicle installations that need reliable DC distribution.

Key features of the Victron Lynx Power In M10

• Connection type, M10 bolted terminals for large-section battery cables.
• Modular design, connects directly with other Lynx modules, including the Lynx Distributor, Lynx Shunt VE.Can and Lynx Ion BMS.
• Rail-mount expansion, further Lynx modules can be added to the assembly without rewiring existing connections.
• Enclosed housing, keeps the high-current DC busbar protected and connections tidy.
• Weight, 2.15 kg.

Product overview

The Lynx Power In is the battery input point for a Lynx modular busbar assembly. Instead of running separate cables from a battery bank to each inverter or charger, the Lynx system brings all connections onto a shared DC rail, and this module is where the battery cables terminate before feeding the rail.

M10 bolt connections accommodate large-section cable lugs, which matters in high-current systems built around large lithium or AGM battery banks. Because the format is modular, the Power In can sit alongside fuse holders, shunts and BMS interfaces in the same assembly, keeping the DC distribution section of an installation compact.

The enclosed busbar reduces the risk of accidental contact with live DC conductors compared with open busbar arrangements, a practical point on installations that may be accessed by non-specialists.

Applications

Used as the battery input connection in Lynx modular DC distribution assemblies: off-grid solar systems, marine installations, motorhome and vehicle conversions running Victron inverters and chargers, and commercial off-grid systems with multiple battery strings.

What's in the box

• 1 x Victron Lynx Power In (M10) module

Installation notes

This module carries high DC currents and should be installed by a qualified electrician or experienced system integrator. Cable sizing, fusing and connection torque must meet the relevant standards for the installation type. Isolate the battery bank before making or breaking any connection on the Lynx rail.