Victron Energy VE.Direct Cable – 2.95 ft, Right-Angle Connector

Discover the Victron Energy VE.Direct Cable, a compact, purpose-built link for the VE.Direct ecosystem. This 2.95-foot cable features a 90-degree right-angle connector on one end, designed to fit tight spaces and keep cables neatly routed. It enables straightforward device-to-device communication within the VE.Direct network, helping you extend or reconfigure your setup without added bulk.

Key benefits and practical uses

• 2.95 ft length provides flexible routing around panels, cabinets, and bulkheads without excess slack.
• Right-angle connector on one end helps tidy installations in confined spaces and prevents port strain.
• Designed to connect two VE.Direct devices, enabling direct data exchange between components.
• Works seamlessly with any Victron GX unit or other VE.Direct-port-enabled products.
• Available in multiple lengths and in straight or 90-degree variants to fit diverse setups.

In real-world setups, this cable shines in marine cabins, RVs, and off-grid installations where space is at a premium and clean wiring matters. The right-angle bend keeps the route substantial yet unobtrusive, allowing for easier maintenance and a tidier control area.

Design, durability, and build quality

Made by Victron Energy, the VE.Direct cable emphasizes dependable signal integrity and durable plug-and-play connections. The 2.95-foot length offers a practical balance between reach and rigidity, while the 90-degree design reduces stress at the connector and helps you maintain a clean, safe layout in active environments.

Options and compatibility

This family of VE.Direct cables comes in multiple lengths and two connector styles. The 2.95-foot right-angle variant is ideal when you need a compact bend without sacrificing a solid VE.Direct link between devices.

How to install

Before connecting, power down all devices. Insert the VE.Direct cable into the ports on each device, route it as needed, and secure it to prevent movement. Verify the connection on each device’s interface before powering the system back up.