Replacement Converter for RV for PD9140A

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I need to replace a PD9140A converter. Looking at the PD9200 on your website. Would this be a good replacement for the PD9140A?

asked by: Lonnie O

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Expert Reply:

Hey Lonnie, yes the Progressive Dynamics 9200 Inteli-Power Converter # PD9245C that you referenced would be a great replacement for the PD9140A that you have. It's a littler higher rated at 45 amps but that won't negatively affect anything. Currenty what you have is 40 amps. Did your 9140A fail?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Lonnie O.

6/4/2025

I lost all my 12V and have done troubleshooting on all the wiring so I'm hoping the converter is the problem. Ordered the 9200 this morning so we will see. Thanks for the quick reply! Lonnie

Jameson C.

6/4/2025

@LonnieO Glad to help!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 6

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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