(55 AMP) Power Converter - 120V AC to 12V DC Output - Lithium Compatible for RVs, Travel Trailers, Solar Applications and Car Audio Systems. Compatible with Parallax, Magnetek and WFCO Models.

My RV inverter went bad, knowing that midtek was a good brand I blindly bought 1. Now z bit of context, I am currently remodeling my house and living out of my camper, how is this important? Well when my converter went out, it made my camper almost useless. I ordered this and installed it, it had a electronic burning smell to it and I immediately removed from the camper. Yes I ordered the converter that was within the spec of my camper. I asked for a replacement on a Sunday, yes a Sunday and the replacement came in 4 days later. I haven't even sent my old 1 in yet and I'm already fixed and ready to go! I'm returning the 1st one tomorrow, but I just wanted to point out how well the customer service took care of me and my needs. Seriously 10 out of 10 I'd buy again.

I ordered to replace my stock unit when I upgraded my class A coach to lifepo batteries. Took a multimeter to it and it read 14.6 volts charging my battery bank. Also the fan does not run all the time which another brand I bought before (WFCO) did. I would recommend this brand over OEM.

It was easy to install. The only request is that it should come with screws to mount it permanently

I installed lithium batteries in my 5th wheel and had to update the converter to be compliant. This thing sounded odd from day one. After 2 months we took a to day road trip and when we got to our destination the converter tripped the breaker. I reset it and started charging again. We left for hour and came back and it wasn't working again. The light won't come one and the voltage coming out.of.it was 2.89vdc. I will never buy this brand again.

Works perfectly, draws 1450 watts per my inverter and output 101 amps DC. Not overly warm. Great 😃 investment so far!

After calling around to find a converter and finding them local for $400-$700 and it taking up to a week to get one. Someone suggested this one for $150 ish. It took 20 minutes to set up and install. It was simple to do. I’ll come back in a couple of months to give more info but for now it’s a great buy.

I bought this as a fix for a problem with my 12 volt air conditioner in my van. So we tried to run this unit off of my BLUETTI ac300. The outlet on the BLUETTI is only 30amp and I later found out the AC unit requires at least 65amps. So I bought this thinking 75 amps would be more than enough with a little head room. Sadly here in Florida in the intense heat w we are experiencing an overload cutoff in peak times which is all day at this point. I would like to try the 100amp inverter just to see if I have the same problem.