Will Lippert Smart Jack Electric Trailer Jack Work with 24V System
Updated 07/21/2022 | Published 07/20/2022
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Will this operate in a 24v battery system or will I need a buck converter to run at 12v?
asked by: Scott
Expert Reply:
The Lippert Smart Jack Electric Trailer Jack # LC643589 is designed for a 12V system so if this is the jack for you then you'll need to convert your 24V system to a 12V system.
An alternative option is to use the Lippert Power Stance Electric Trailer Jack # LC89VR instead. This doesn't have the smart features of the jack you're looking at but it does come with a detachable 7-way plug you can connect to the back of your truck so you won't have to mess with any kind of converter.
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Lippert Smart Jack Electric Trailer Jack w/ Footplate - A-Frame - 22-1/2" Lift - 3.5K - Black
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