Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

stacih
Reg. May 2017

Posted 2017-06-05 2:22 PM (#170001)
Subject: Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

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I am starting from scratch and making a 5 ft living quarter in my horse trailer. I am wondering what are some of the best power converter distribution panels out there? For the AC it will have an air conditioner and a propane/AC fridge and a few plug ins. DC will run lights, water pump, and a few plug ins. I plan on having solar panels in the future for camping without hookups. Thanks in advance for your suggestions and advice.

Staci

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beeoerdog
Reg. Jan 2014

Posted 2017-06-05 7:26 PM (#170004 - in reply to #170001)
Subject: RE: Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

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www.bestconverter.com Has just about everything you"ll need.....ask for Randy

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stacih
Reg. May 2017

Posted 2017-06-06 6:59 AM (#170007 - in reply to #170004)
Subject: RE: Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

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Thanks for the link. What converter do you have in your camper?

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beeoerdog
Reg. Jan 2014

Posted 2017-06-06 6:58 PM (#170010 - in reply to #170001)
Subject: RE: Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

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Progressive Dynamics 9130....they also have larger ones...go to Progressive Dynamics website. They also make a combination converter and a/c -d/c distribution center http://www.bestconverter.com/4000-Series-Compact-Power-Center_c_138...

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stacih
Reg. May 2017

Posted 2017-06-07 7:42 AM (#170016 - in reply to #170001)
Subject: RE: Choosing a power converter for a new conversion

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Thanks, I was just looking at those. I plan on putting solar panels on the camper and using 6 v Trojan batteries. They have a converter specifically for the 14.8 v charging batteries. I will give them a call later today.

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