Converter charger converts AC shore power to DC power to run 12V loads and charge your lithium RV batteries. Optimizes power output by utilizing a custom lithium charging profile that ensures a complete charge.
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Note: Charge Wizard not compatible with lithium converter chargers.
This converter charger converts AC shore power into DC power and charges your battery bank. The converter uses a higher voltage output to provide the proper charging profile for lithium batteries. If your RV already has a stock converter charger, it will need to be removed to ensure this unit operates properly.
Built for lithium batteries, this unit uses a higher output voltage than a typical converter charger, which provides a fast, complete charge. The charger also extends battery life since it utilizes the appropriate charging profile. Additionally, it's compatible with your battery's internal Battery Management System (BMS), which helps manage charging by monitoring the battery state and balancing cell voltage.
If your battery bank requires a higher amperage or voltage to charge properly, you can connect identical converter chargers together to accommodate your setup. With parallel wiring, you can increase the charging current which is useful for high-capacity battery banks. Conversely, you can wire them in series, which increases the voltage so you can charge 24V, 36V, or 48V systems.
The system includes a number of safety features. It has a reverse polarity protection that will protect the converter if the battery is hooked up incorrectly. It has short circuit protection as well, which limits the current and reduces the output until the short has been fixed. Additionally, the converter will shut down if there is excessive voltage. The built-in cooling fan also removes excess heat from the unit and only operates during high loads.
The converter mounts horizontally inside your RV in a dry location with ventilation. However, as long as the unit has sufficient ventilation, it can also be mounted vertically. The mounting hardware is not included.
The DC output terminals wire to the battery bank. The AC in cord plugs into a 120V 3-wire grounded outlet.
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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Jeff: Hello everybody. This is Jeff @etrailer.com. Today we can take a look at this Progressive Dynamics 12 volt, 30 amp and telepower RV converter and lithium battery charger.Now this is a power converter charger which will convert AC shore power to DC power to quickly charge RV batteries. It does provide continuous power to your DC breaker panel to run 12 volt loads and it works with lithium iron phosphate batteries. The higher voltage output provides full quick charge for lithium batteries and is compatible with your batteries internal battery management system and it does extend battery life by utilizing the proper charging profile. It does have built in safety features which will protect your RV's electrical system.
Has current protection for reverse polarity, overheating, overloading short-circuiting and over and under voltage. On this end you can see it has this cooling fan which will help control the temperature of the converter and removes excess heat that's generated by this unit.It does offer parallel and series wiring options available when you pair with another PD, 9,100 L series lifting converter charger. A parallel connection will increase the charging current and a series connection provides charging capabilities for 36 and 48 volt battery systems. It does have a spot for remote shutdown module interface, which will allow the connection of a mechanical switch or relay context. We do sell those separately.
This'll turn the converter off, fully charging and balance the battery. This is UL listed. It's made in the USA. You can see on this end, here's your connections for your battery. We mentioned a spot where you could connect your remote interface to, has a 30 amp fuse.
On this side is the cooling fan.Application, this is for 12 volt battery systems. The rated power output is 940 watts. Amperage output is 30 amps. Voltage on the input side is 105 to 130 volts. AC output is 14.6 volts DC.
The cable lane here that plugs in, that's 30 inches.The last thing I want to do is give you some dimensions. Weight on this unit is about 5.8 pounds. So the length of it, we're going to measure from where this sticks out to where the cooling fan sticks out, so we put our ruler on that, you can see is right about eight and a quarter inches long. The width of it, we're going to measure including the mounting bracket site here, so the width of it is going to be right at about seven and a quarter inches wide. And the overall heighth in the unit from the bottom to the very top is right at four and eleven-sixteenths inches tall.It does come with this nice owner's manual, so it will describe how it operates and how you'd make your connections, but that should do it for the review on the Progressive Dynamics 12 volt, 30 amp and telepower RV converter and lithium battery charger.
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 Customer Reviews)
Converter charger converts AC shore power to DC power to run 12V loads and charge your lithium RV batteries. Optimizes power output by utilizing a custom lithium charging profile that ensures a complete charge.Looks like a great product for charging lithium batteries, especially at such a reasonable price. Great service from etrailer. 604005
I am switching to lithium batteries and this is to replace my current converter. The PD 9100 series is well built and I am sure it will work well. I'll update after this is installed. 758801
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