Is this converter considered a smart converter.
1946150
yes it is.I just installed mine and it works great.i got the pendant with mine and it showed that the charger went into boost mode for 6 hours after installation.it then switched to standard charge mode and charged for 30 hours on standard mode before it switched to standby mode.pendant light solid for boost mode,flashes every 2 to 3 seconds in standard mode and flashes every5 to six seconds in stand by mode.very easy to hook up.
1946151
Yes. It monitors battery charge level and responds with the appropriate charge rate to keep battery at optimum charge level.
1946152
Yes it is. I had the old style in my 89 Winnie, and at times I could actually smell the fumes off the batteries the charger would be overcharging so badly. I am really pleased with the Progressive Dynamics unit. I ordered mine with the pendant, and it keeps you abreast of the charge rate at all times.
1946153
I have used a 9260 in the Rv I now own for 7 years. It kept the same battery in good shape for all that time. I recently bought a smaller Rv to put the 9245 into. I bought it because of my experience with the 9260. I love how quiet it is. Call the company with any questions you have. I have found very helpful.
986133
It is a converter. It has snap on plugs so it can be used with local wall plugs.
82100
Yes its a smart charger. can charge/maintain anything from a small 6 voly battery to large 12 volt. only does not have a booster
163652
Sorry, no. The converter is only for max 100W peak and also nit intended for equipment producing heat, like driers, toasters, ...
1506198
Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
1333821
That is a correct observation. The 2 converters I puchased went bad several weeks after use. I would not recommend this item.
1493392
That depends on the power / current requirements of your door lock. If it is a 1A 12V lock then that means your input current would have to be 2.4A even if the buck/boost converter was 100% energy efficient and had no loss. Since there will be conversion losses your input current (for a 1A 12V load) is probably at the 3A maximum rating for this converter. If your lock requires more then 1A then this is not the correct DC-DC converter to use for your application. Also make sure that your signal source can supply 5V at the required current. If the input voltage drops because of the load then the input current will increase even further.
1924241
The input caps are not the only voltage sensitive components in the converter. The voltage regulator chip, the transistors, and possibly other components will have a max voltage rating that would have to be analyzed to be safe with the changes you suggest. Thermal evaluation of some components might also be needed with the higher voltage. You would be better off starting with a converter designed for 74+ volts.
836232
This is not a converter. It is a plug adapter. If you have a smart phone you will not need the converter. If you have an appliance , you will need to plug your appliance in to the converter then plug the converter into the adapter.
622679
I really don't think so. There may be a converter part out there, I haven't checked that out.
475937
I'm using the converter. The manual says to use it. It's an expensive gadget and converter is pretty cheap. I don't wanna take a chance of breaking it.
1409559
As long as the power consumption from the machine does NOT exceed 400W. I don't think it does but just make sure. You can look on the stickers of the machine and find out.Note that this converter is the higher end model not like the other cheaper model that do NOT have the pure sine wave output (those goes for like ~$60).
923104
No. It is a good inverter though. Some inexpensive inverters will use a lot of energy even if they have no load on them. This one doesn't. Very important when running something that cycles on and off like a refrigerator.
1493393
Yes, this converter will work for you. Just make sure wherever you mount this, that you don't ground it out. Mount it on plastic or something non conductive.
400285
It helps you switch between the three charge modes that your converter provides. It is a wired remote that plugs into the converter, then can be placed where you find convenient, as your converter is usually mounted in an inconvenient location.
653460
No sorry. Digital and analog are completely different so you would actually need a powered converter.
947599
No it is not. You would have to use a plug adapter that does that conversion; look them up under travel adapters. Hope this helps.