Can Progressive Dynamics PD4560K18NS2B Power Center Be Used for Lithium Battery Bank
Updated 05/09/2024 | Published 05/05/2024
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Gday eTrailer team, I need a replacement 12v power supply for my Jayco Eagle HT. It currently has PD4560K18NS2B installed. I was looking at the Progressive Dynamics website and they hav a new version PD4560CSV that has a switch to change the charge voltage profile from lead acid to Li batteries. This is a new feature shown on their website eTrailer makes no mention that I can find about this feature here PD4560CSV. My questions are, is this indeed a direct replacement for my old unit and if so, are your units the newer style with the profile switch? Cheers
asked by: Justin
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Hey Justin!
With the current Progressive Dynamics REL 60A 4500 Series Inteli-Power Converter Section # PD4560CSV you'll either need to make a jumper or you'll just need to go with the Converter Section # PD4560LICSV instead, so your power center can handle the Lithium battery style.
To be able to completely switch between both modes you'll need a whole new power center with the part # PD4560K18LS8.
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Justin
5/7/2024
Thanks for your reply Jon G. I have good lead acid batteries at the moment that are quite new, however I would like to future proof my install. You mentioned making a jumper for the PD4560CSV to change the charge profile. Can you point me in the direction of some instructions on how to do this as I think this is the better option for me? Also, is the PD4560CSV a direct replacement for what I already have? (I currently have a dead PD4560K as mentioned above) Cheers Justin