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I'm not concerned with having uninterrupted power. So I think that means I don't need the integrated transfer switch. I am looking for the lowest cost and easy installation at this point. I do want a fairly decent unit but not necessarily top of the line. I would also like relatively low stand...

Do you know how I would feed the ac output from the inverter back to my power distribution center (PDC) so I can feed all the outlets in the rv?

I just read the info in the link you provided and it answers my question. Thanks for that.

Does the transfer switch isolate the inverter in the event that I am plugged into shore power? And if so, would i have to do something manually when hooked up to shore power if I don't have an automatic transfer switch?

My other thread is a year old. I replaced the charger/converter board last year and would like to build off of what I already have if possible. This only has to be good enough. I don't plan on living in the rv full time and have very small power needs when I do use it. No microwave or other...

There was no need to flip a switch. My original PDC was set up for lead acid. In order to use the PDC with my LifePO4 battery I had to replace the charger with one specifically for Lithium. The PDC is 30amp. I attached an image of the wiring diagram from the owner's manual.

Hello. I'm looking for some help planning the upgrade of my current rv electrical system. Current setup is a 12v 100ah LifePO4 battery with bms. This is connected to a progressive dynamics all in one power distribution center. It contains ac, dc and charge controller. It is connected to a...

I called Progressive Dynamics and was told I can upgrade my PD4000 to LifePO4 by replacing the charging section with part number PD4045LICSV. I ordered the part to keep things simple with a plug and play solution.

I ordered a lifepo4. So I should be all set. Thank you.

I have a small rv that I'm in the process of fixing. I have all the 12v and 110v wiring done and hooked up to an all in one power distribution center (PDC). The PDC is an older Progressive Dynamics PD4000. I believe these older models do not have a selection switch for lead acid or lithium. I...