What is Max Voltage Output of Progressive Dynamics PD9100L

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I am planning on ordering the PD9160ALV but noticed that the latest version from the supplier has a max of 14.4V which is what my battery recommends instead of the 14.6V listed. Can you confirm that the version you are selling is the latest 2023 model. See image for a screen shot of the PD site

asked by: Jeff

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The Progressive Dynamics PD9100L Series Battery Converter Charger w/ BMS # PD9160ALV that you referenced is definitely the current version of the converter. At this time that would be the 2023 version.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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I went out to warehouse to check and can confirm that the Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger - Lithium - 12V - 60 Amps #PD9160ALV is the current model we have. The PD9160AL was the previous model that has recently been…

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Yes, you're correct that Progressive Dynamics started including the 2-stage charging function with their PD9100ALV line without changing the item number. I've personally ran through all of our inventory and of the available models of 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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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 batteries and…

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Yes, the Progressive Dynamics RV Power Control Center part #PD4560K18LS8 is actually designed specifically for a 50 amp service. The 60 amp rating you are seeing is for the converter output which refers to the rate that your batteries charge while…

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The Progressive Dynamics RV Converter part #PD9160ALV would easily be able to charge two 100 ah lithium batteries. As long as you have a thick gauge wire for the batteries from your old setup this would work fine since you'd be going from a 45…

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For charging a lithium battery like what you have a 60 amp charge is quite a bit of amperage. While a higher amp charge might charge the battery faster a slower charge at 60 amps will still be very fast and honestly a better amperage to put a…

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The Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger #PD9160ALV has a built in fan as well as large heat sinks on the back of it to dissipate heat so it would get warm to the touch when in use. Yes this will fully charge your…

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It can be tricky to pick out the correct size inverter for a trailer as the main contributing factor is really the load from the electronics, not necessarily the battery size. Therefore, even if the battery/batteries have been changed it is best to…

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Our stock of the Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger, #PD9160ALV are the latest available from the manufacturer and do have the Total Charging Management System (TCMS). Note however that this does NOT support the Charge…

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You are correct, since you are replacing your current 60 amp converter with the Progressive Dynamics Inteli Power part #PD9160ALV the wiring you have right now would be adequate and would not require changing.

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The correct converter is going to depend on the battery/batteries you are charging. The Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger #PD9160ALV is likely going to be a great option for you. It is going to work with Lithium…

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