Does Progressive Dynamics 80 Amp Converter Plug into Same Outlet at 75 Amp Converter

Question

Question:

Does this require a different ac outlet than the 70A model? My original was 75A and not sure which way to go?

asked by: Michael

0

Expert Reply:

Hey Michael, the outlet that the Progressive Dynamics Converter part # PD89RR that you referenced plugs into the same outlet type as a 75 amp converter would plug into.

expert reply by: Jameson C

0

Jameson C.

12/22/2025

Hey Michael, how did things go with the 80-amp Progressive Dynamics converter and your existing outlet? Knowing if it worked as expected could help others choosing between the 70A and 75A models.

Answer 1

The Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series Battery Converter Charger #PD89RR has the different plug as it requires plugging into a 20 amp circuit. This is due to having the higher output which requires additional power into the unit. Since you currently…

view full answer...

Answer 2

To change the battery mode on the Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series RV Converter Charger #PD79RR you'll need to insert the included CLAW tool into the small opening next to the battery type indicator light. Press and hold that button (using the…

view full answer...

Answer 3

I don't recommend using a higher amp converter as the converter size is based on the load of the trailer and there would be no real benefit of going with an overrated option. That said, if you want to go up 5 amps or so that shouldn't really…

view full answer...

Answer 4

Your older PD9145C charger delivers 45 amps of DC charging power at 13.6 volts DC. (For AGM batteries) This converter/charger requires 725 watts of AC power to operate. It also needs to be on its own AC circuit. The Progressive Dynamics #PD79RR…

view full answer...

Answer 5

When the Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series Battery Converter Charger #PD89RR pulls the full 1300 watts of power it is roughly 10.8 amps of 120 volt power. Do understand if the voltage is slightly higher or lower will alter the amount of amperage being…

view full answer...

Answer 6

Bummer! I can help you out. The 220 will fry the circuit breakers and the power converter. Camping trailers are made for 120V power at either 50 amps or 30 amps and have an integrated converter to 12v power for certain components like lights so that…

view full answer...

Answer 7

Hey Allan, thanks for reaching out! You can definitely use a higher rated converter, like the 60A Progressive Dynamics #PD79RR, to charge your batteries. The time when we talk about making sure everything matches is when everything is OEM and people…

view full answer...

Answer 8

Hey Lars, I would go with a higher rated Progressive Dynamics converter like the #PD79RR which is rated for 60 amps because while your RV has 30 amp power that's on the AC power side of things and this converter takes that AC and converts it to…

view full answer...

Answer 9

A 15 amp breaker/circuit can be used with the Progressive Dynamics 9300 #PD79RR. It does not require a 20 amp outlet.

view full answer...

Answer 10

Hi John; if you want to use the #PD89RR the 6 gauge won't be enough for the 80 amp output. You will need to switch to 4 gauge copper or 2 gauge aluminum wire.

view full answer...

Answer 11

Hey Craig! I have a couple options for you. I have talked to Progressive Dynamics in the past with this exact question and while I have a solution for you there is no replacement convertor that will allow you to upgrade to lithium batteries. The best…

view full answer...

Answer 12

Thanks for the picture Floyd! No, you definitely don't want to cut the plug off. You'll wire up the Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series RV Converter Charger item #PD79RR, according to the directions I have attached below, then you'll plug it…

view full answer...

Does Progressive Dynamics 80 Amp Converter Plug into Same Outlet at 75 Amp Converter

Product Page this Question was Asked From

Continue Researching