





Powermax 110 Volt to 12 Volt DC Power Supply Converter Charger for Rv Pm3-55 (55 Amp)
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Jake Sny
> 3 dayDont pay extra for faster shipping, it will not make it on that date. It came on the regular date if I had not payed more. Product is working great thou, install was easy.
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Timothy
11-06-2025I work for Mercedes Benz and their equivalent cost 1,000$ from midtronics. This does the same thing for under 200$!!!
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Jason389
> 3 dayGot this last May for my camper. Worked great until last week when the voltage regulator went out. I called the company and they shipped me a new one in 3 days.
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Sparta
> 3 dayGood power supply for ECU programming. Holds constant voltage during ECU module programming. Auto shut off if another power source is detected. Charged fully drained battery under 45 mins. Only con in this power supply is that it doesnt have power supply voltage reading measure display, you have to use volt meter to determine the measurement under fixed voltage supply. If you are programming BMW ECUs I recommend you set the fixed voltage to 14.2 vdc so your output value on terminal 15 and terminal 30 remains between 13.6 to 14 vdc. Voltage supply only fluctuates for the first few mins.
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Danny
> 3 dayI’ve used this for a couple months now and this was very easy to use and setup!
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Haley
> 3 dayWorks great!!
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Joe McPlumber
Greater than one weekI replaced my RV converter with this, i expected it to be a temporary measure but its held up fine. Ive got 300 watts of solar panels so it doesnt generally have to do a lot of work but im still impressed it has lasted so long.
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ed ketzel
> 3 daySo easy to install. Works like a dream. Replaced the piece of junk that my rv came with, and could not be happier. No more dim lights
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Carol N.
Greater than one weekNeeded it for our travel trailer, as soon as it was installed everything worked the way there supposed to.
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Sabrina Lebsack
> 3 dayAlthough this product lasted me about four years, can anyone explain how it burned up these two 40 amp fuses all of the sudden out of the blue? It operated flawlessly all this time and then the fuses actually melted and also melted the fuse sockets. At the time of failure it was powered with a 1,600 watt Predator generator - that has also ran many many hours flawlessly before and after these fuses burned up. Since the fuse sockets melted I am not going to replace the fuses just to see what might happen. Thoughts?