Wire Gauge to Use When Installing Progressive Dynamics Converter In RV

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What is recommended feeder wire for this unit, from receptacle to unit.

asked by: James R

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10 gauge wire like # 10-1-1 for all of the main power circuits for the # PD4575K18LS8 would be great. When in doubt though 8 gauge will work great too. Especially when making longer runs. Also I recommend having a qualified electrician at least look over the install.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

If you've recently upgraded to lithium batteries, and that's what has precipitated your installation of the #PD9160ALV, the most likely explanation here is that your coach does not have the appropriate gauge wiring between the…

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The Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger - Lithium - 12V - 60 Amps #PD9160ALV has the 2-stage charging feature you're asking about. The voltage drops to a lover voltage rating (13.6V) once the battery is fully…

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The Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger #PD9160ALV is capable of putting out 60 amps which would easily be enough to charge a 200 ah LifePo battery and would also have amperage left over to operate 12 volt DC…

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Yes, the Go Power RV Battery Monitor Kit part #GP44FR does pull power from the battery in which it receives a reading from. That said, the power draw is very small and insignificant therefore won't affect battery life.

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According to Go Power, their #GP44FR RV Battery Monitor Kit is indeed compatible with Lithium batteries. I've linked to a product description video for the monitor kit.

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Since you'll be pulling 50 amp service you'll want the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch - Metal Case - 50 Amp - 120V/240V Item #PD52. This transfer switch will automatically switch over from shore power to generator power and back as…

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Yes, since the Progressive Dynamics Transfer Switch #PD52 is 120 and 240 volt compatible this will work fine with 30 amp as well as 50 amp. This 50 Amp transfer switch will allow you to hook up the 30 Amp shore power to the HOT 1 connection in the…

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A transfer switch is only going to have two receptacles to accept power from so you wouldn't be able to connect all of your systems together, but I do have a solution for you. You would need to use a 50 amp transfer switch like the Progressive…

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Regarding the Progressive Dynamics #PD52 Transfer Switch, you should follow the directions provided in the installation guide, provided in the link below, and available on the product description page. If you are not familiar with electrical circuits…

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Answer 10

When you move up to a larger amperage converter you just need to ensure that your wiring is the correct gauge to support the higher amperage. Since you're only going from 40 to 45 amps you're more than likely fine. The next important step is…

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Answer 11

Yes, the Progressive Dynamics 4500 Series Inteli-Power Converter #PD4575K18LS8 will need its own ground.

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Answer 12

Even though the Progressive Dynamics RV Power Control Center with AC/DC Panel and Converter/Smart Charger #PD4575K18LS8 is designed to use with 50-amp shore power, I confirmed with my tech at Progressive Dynamics that you can use the panel with a…

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