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Victron Energy®
Victron Energy Phoenix PIN121371200 Pure Sine Wave Inverter/ Charger (12/375 230V)
$199.00$155.60 -
Victron Energy®
Victron Energy Phoenix PIN122122500 Pure Sine Wave Inverter/ Charger (12/1200 120V)
$339.99$296.10 -
Victron Energy®
Victron Energy Phoenix PIN125010500 Pure Sine Wave Inverter/ Charger (12/500 120V)
$189.99$147.80 -
Victron Energy®
Victron Energy MultiPlus II PMP123021010 Inverter/ Charger (12/3000/120-50 230V)
$1,670.90$1,445.10 -
Progressive Dynamics®
Progressive Dynamics PD9380V Inverter/ Charger (80 Amp/ 1300 Watts)
$659.99$455.37 -
Progressive Dynamics®
Progressive Dynamics PD9360V Inverter/ Charger (60 Amp/ 1000 Watts)
$519.79$349.90 -
Progressive Dynamics®
Progressive Dynamics PD9345V Inverter/ Charger (45 Amp/ 725 Watts)
$448.90$339.75 -
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RV Inverters/ Converters
Your RV refrigerator is only as reliable as the power feeding it. Low or dirty 12V power is one of the most common reasons a fridge won't light, throws a fault code or stops cooling, and the cause is often a worn-out converter rather than the fridge itself. We carry converter/chargers from Progressive Dynamics, IOTA and Parallax, plus Victron pure sine wave inverter/chargers.
Turns 120V shore or generator power into 12V DC to run your lights, water pump and fridge controls, and keeps your batteries charged. Replace it if your batteries won't hold a charge, your 12V system reads low while plugged in, or it shows AC ripple on the DC lines.
Works both ways. Off-grid, it turns 12V battery power into clean 120V pure sine wave AC to run your outlets, TV or a residential fridge. Plugged in, it charges your batteries. It's the best choice for boondocking and larger battery banks.
Sizing tip: match the amp rating of your old converter, or go up a size for a larger battery bank. Make sure the charger supports your battery type (flooded, AGM or lithium). Pair any new unit with a surge protector so campground power spikes can't damage it.
From Our Tech Blog
- AC Ripple: The Silent Killer of RV Refrigerator Power Boards
- Norcold N15DC/N20DC "ON" Light Blinking? Low Voltage from a Bad Charger Is a Common Cause
- RV Fridge Not Working on a New RV? Check Your 12V Supply and Ground Before Replacing the Power Board
- Norcold Won't Turn On? Start with the 12V DC Checklist
- RV Surge Protectors: Protect Your RV Appliances from Dirty Power
- DC Compressor or Gas Absorption? What Each Fridge Means for Your Batteries
- The Ultimate RV Maintenance Checklist, Including Converter and Battery Checks
Not sure which unit fits your rig? Email info@rvfridgeguys.com with your RV make and model and the model of your current converter, and we'll help you pick the right replacement.