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Replaces the converter charger section in your 60-amp Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power 4000 series Power Control Center.
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Today we're taking a look at the replacement section for Progressive Dynamics 4000 converter. This replaces the converter section for a 60 amp Progressive Dynamics 4000 series Intellipower converter. It's a direct replacement for part number PD4060K. Again, it's a direct replacement part, it as all the same features as the original unit.When you're ready to replace, you will need to remove the neutral ground and breaker wires that lead to the converter on the AC side. You'll need to remove the converter output wires from the DC side; that's the ground and positive wires. Then you'll need to unscrew the screw that actually holds the metal converter plate to the plastic housing.To get the new one installed you just repeat those steps in reverse to install your new converter section.
Really nice design. Again, direct replacement part from the manufacturer. This fits part number PD4060K.That's going to do it for today;s look at the replacement section for Progressive Dynamics 4000 Series converters.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
92% were satisfied with this product
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Ratings & Reviews

Robert M.
9/13/2020
Been a busy camping year and all still working as expected.

Jimmy
7/9/2021
Working great after a year!
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Brian
3/8/2026
All good so far. Lithium batteries are so much lighter and seem to last a little longer than the lead acid ones. I now have an inverter, so I exercise the batteries quite a bit. The charger board take little time to bring them back up to full charge!!