Progressive Dynamics converters
What's the difference between the 4600 and 9200 series of Progressive Dynamics converter/chargers? Replacing a 2005 Atwood 55 amp converter that's only charging up to 13.1 volts.
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- Thanks for the update. You will be happy with the one you chose.
- Yessss! talked to Randy and have decided on a Progressive Dynamics 9260 which is the stand alone converter cause I've got lots of room to mount it behind the panel. he said the Boondocker Chinese converter would fit best in my Atwood panel but i wanted the PD made in the USA unit. Its on its way.
Thanks again all. LVJJJ wrote:
This probably has some truth to it. However if it fails out of the box Amazon will force a refund or replacement.
gonna do that, thanks. they are supposedly open on weekends. Best Converters are saying that Amazon and others are selling knock off or unboxed PD converters and PD won't honor warranty if you buy from Amazon etc.
I would (and have) buy from Randy.- gonna do that, thanks. they are supposedly open on weekends. Best Converters are saying that Amazon and others are selling knock off or unboxed PD converters and PD won't honor warranty if you buy from Amazon etc.
- Yes, Call Best converter.
Atwood bought another company but brain dead on which one!
Looks like Best has some replacement information.
Atwood at Best Converter - thanks guys for the responses. Next question, My 2005 Trail Cruiser has a 55 amp Atwood fuse panel/converter charger, but I don't see that mentioned in any of the Progressive catalogs which new converter/charger will replace it. Anyone know who the Atwood thing is made by?
- 4600 is a converter that goes in lower section of power distribution panel,
The 9200 is a separate deck mounted unit.
Converters - Operationally they are the same. Size and fitment is the only difference.
- Check the type of battery you have or are looking to go to in the future. As different batteries take different charging schemes. As Progressive for the best information.
