Is There a Replacement For The Progressive Dynamics PD52DCSD Transfer Switch With Surge Protection?
Updated 05/13/2025 | Published 07/02/2024
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I need a progressive dinamic pd52ddcs, can you help?
asked by: Gilles T
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Progressive Dynamics PD52DCSD
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Expert Reply:
Don't worry Gilles, even though your Progressive Dynamics PD52DCSD is obsolete you can replace it with the Transfer Switch # PD52. If you wish to still have the surge protection you can add the Power Watchdog # HU27FR in line of the transfer switch since the new transfer switch does not have it built in like your old one. The new surge protection will Bluetooth to your phone rather than use the panel like you currently have.
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Bud M
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50A Transfer Switch - Metal Box - 120V/240V AC
- RV Transfer Switch
- 50 Amp
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- 240V
- Shore Power to Generator
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Mymotorhomelife
5/5/2025
I, too, have the same question. Is there a competing brand that has surge protection built-in for a self-contained setup?