Consult a licensed electrician or RV technician for installation assistance
Specifications
(Specifications subject to change without notice)
Model
PD4560(LI) PD4575(LI) PD4590(LI)
AC Section
240/120 VAC 50 Amps Maximum*
120 VAC 50 Amp Maximum* – 12 Branch Circuits
DC Section
12 VDC 100 Amp Max. - 18 Branch Circuits
Converter
Section
Input: 105-130VAC 50/60 Hz
1000 Watts
Output: 13.6 VDC (14.6 VDC)
60 Amps
Weight: 8 lbs
Input: 105-130VAC 50/60 Hz
1250 Watts
Output: 13.6 VDC (14.6 VDC)
75 Amps
Weight: 8.5 lbs
Input: 105-130VAC 50/60 Hz
1550 Watts
Output: 13.6 VDC (14.6 VDC)
90 Amps
Weight: 10 lbs
* Maximum continuous loads on main or branch circuits not to exceed 80% of the circuit
breaker ratings
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES
ACTION
No Output
Proper AC power not connected
Connect power supply
Check AC distribution panel for proper operation
Reverse battery fuses blown
Check for reverse battery connection.
Replace fuses with same type and rating
Short circuit
Trace circuits for possible fault
Unit has shutdown due to overheating
Check air flow
Allow unit to cool
Unit has shutdown due to over voltage
(Converter will shut down if the input voltage exceeds 132 VAC)
Check input voltage
Correct input voltage
Low Output
Compartment gets too hot
Check air flow to the converter
Improve ventilation to the compartment
Excessive load for converter
Reduce load requirements or install larger converter
Input voltage not between 105-130 VAC
Correct input supply voltage
Bad battery cell(s) Replace battery
Intermittent or no
Output on Generator,
works on Shore Power
Unit has shutdown due to over voltage.
Add another load to the generator, this may reduce the “spikes” to
an acceptable level
Some generators exhibit excessive voltage spikes
on the AC power output, this may cause the over
voltage protection to shut the unit down
Contact generator manufacturer for possible defect in the generator
Battery does not charge
but circuits have power
Reverse battery fuses blown.
Check battery polarity. Correct if necessary. Replace fuses.
No battery connection.
Check wiring to battery including possible inline fuse.
See website www.progressivedyn.com for more troubleshooting information and return instructions
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