Atwood Converter Model Aps-5530 ( New ) on 2040-parts.com
Bronson, Michigan, US
ATWOOD CONVERTER/CHARGER WITH DISTRIBUTION PANEL MODEL APS-5530
INPUT 105-130VAC 60 HZ 955 WATTS 120VOLT MAXIMUM BREAKER 30 AMPS
OUTPUT 13.75 VDC 55 AMPS
MAXIMUM CHARGE RATE 55 AMPS PROVIDED WITH INTEGRAL PROTECTION AGAINST OVERLOAD
MEASUREMENT: 14 1/2" WIDE X 11 3/4" TALL X 4 1/2" THICK
COLOR: BLACK
BRAND NEW WITH MANUAL.
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