Direct Replacement for a MagneTek 6332 Series 6300 A Power Converter
Updated 08/31/2026 | Published 08/25/2026 >
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Name-MagneTek SERIES MODEL LISTED POWER CONVERTER 614N POWER CONVERTER 6300 A 6332 WITH BATTERY CHARGER ELECTRICAL Input- 5 amps 120 VAC 69hz Output-32 amps 12 VDC 12 VDC fuseblock max fuse size- 20 Amp Average charge rate .5 amps This is what I have and I need to replace it or something that will be the same amperage is this something you can help me with
asked by: Johnny D
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It sure is Johnny! The Replacement Section for AC/DC Power Distribution Panel item # PD4635V is the correct one for your MagneTek 6332 series 6300 A power converter. It will fit inside your power center.
The Replacement Section item # PD4635V is a 35 Amp charge converter that is compatible with lead acid, AGM, lithium, and gel batteries.
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Replacement Section for AC/DC Power Distribution Panel - 35 Amp
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