Progressive Dynamics 25 Amp 24 Volt Power Converter/battery Charger Pd9225-24 on 2040-parts.com
Milan, Tennessee, United States
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The Progressive Dynamics power converter provides 24 Volt in a 25 amp configuration. Typical applications include battery charging for busses, shuttle busses, refrigeration delivery trucks, display vans, emergency vehicles, communication trucks, over the road trucks and solar energy. Free ground shipping in the continental USA!! International
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