What's the difference betw Marinco(30ARVKIT)30 Amp Detachable Power Conversion Kit $85 & 30 Amp Detachable RV Park Electrical Power Conv.Kit at$133?
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as far as I can see the price is the only difference . all comp. are the same part #
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Have to agree with the others here; different suppliers. The $85 price is sold/shipped by Amazon, the other is an RV outlet. Amazon is not always the lower price, but usually is. They are the same kit, come in the pkg pictured with the $133 item and the quality is great. Easy install and functional.
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As far as I can tell nothing. The prices for these are all over the board. At the time of my purchase I bought it out of the US as the price up here in Canada was $190cad. In the US it was $80us. I didn't have to pay any duty shipping it here. I bought the marinco 30arvkit and I have been completely satisfied with it. I took me about 15 minutes to install.
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I am not sure of the exact differences between these 2 kits but I can say that I purchased the Marinco kit to replace a damaged connector on my travel trailer and this kit was high quality and very complete. I was extreamly satisfied with this product.
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I am guessing that you are looking at two different suppliers. There are different prices for the same thing depending on who you buy it from.
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Look at one of these MegaWatt (TM) S-350-12 30 Amp 9.5-15 Volts Adjustable Ham CB Radio Power Supply 13.8V 12V 33A Peak Not a Clone Real MegaWatt MW The 33 Watt is a little overkill, but you won't find anything better in this price range. It's almost funny, these MegaWatt power supplies are a clone of Meanwell supplies, but they ended up being twice as good :) If you shop for others, keep in mind you need at least 20 watts for this radio.
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This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run the day to day stuff and the Batter tender will keep the RV battery fully charged This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run... » Read More This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run the day to day stuff and the Batter tender will keep the RV battery fully charged « Show Less
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If you have a 30 amp rv, why pay almost $100 more for a 50 amp surge protector? Get the 30 amp to match the power requirements of your unit.
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Depends on what you are running, but I'm going to say no. Only produces 1.68Amps.Instapark® NEW All Black 30W Mono-crystalline Solar Panel, 30 wattMaximum power voltage ( Vpm ) : 17.5V ;Maximum Power Current: 1.68AThe formula is Volts x Amps = WattsI'm not sure about this one it's only 2.86Amps, most car fuses are 2A, 5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 30A,...Again, depends on what you are trying to run, but at least it says designed for RVs.It's not going to run your A/C.Instapark® NEW All Black 50W Mono-crystalline Solar PanelMaximum Power Voltage: 17.5V; Open Circuit Voltage: 22V; Maximum Power Current: 2.86ADesigned for RVs, cabins, homes, boats, back-up and remote power use, and more. Depends on what you are running, but I'm going to say no. Only produces 1.68Amps.Instapark® NEW All Black 30W Mono-crystalline Solar Panel, 30 wattMaximum power voltage ( Vpm ) : 17.5V ;Maximum Power Current: 1.68AThe formula is Volts x Amps = WattsI'm not sure about this one it's only 2.86Amps, most car fuses are 2A, 5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 30A,...Again, depends on what you are trying to run, but at least it says designed for RVs.It's not going to run your A/C.Instapark® NEW All Black 50W Mono-crystalline Solar PanelMaximum Power... » Read More Depends on what you are running, but I'm going to say no. Only produces 1.68Amps.Instapark® NEW All Black 30W Mono-crystalline Solar Panel, 30 wattMaximum power voltage ( Vpm ) : 17.5V ;Maximum Power Current: 1.68AThe formula is Volts x Amps = WattsI'm not sure about this one it's only 2.86Amps, most car fuses are 2A, 5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 30A,...Again, depends on what you are trying to run, but at least it says designed for RVs.It's not going to run your A/C.Instapark® NEW All Black 50W Mono-crystalline Solar PanelMaximum Power Voltage: 17.5V; Open Circuit Voltage: 22V; Maximum Power Current: 2.86ADesigned for RVs, cabins, homes, boats, back-up and remote power use, and more. « Show Less
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I bought this knowing it was 110V. Returned home to Australia and purchased 300W 240V to 110V transformer on eBay for $Aus29.90 delivered, works well. Local Makita battery charger is $Aus 156. Beautiful unit, about one third the price of Australia.
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There is a person selling this exact same set-up (this 30-watt solar panel and a duracell 600 power pack), for $400. He calls this same combo "solar generator plug n play ...". Check-out his ad both here and on fleabay. He's apparently using the adapter that came with this solar panel. (Even if you end up buying an adapter, you will still be saving money.) Buy these two items (solar panel and battery) - Save about 100 dollars!When you get the correct info on the adapters - please post it here! Try their 1-800 phone number -- For accurate information
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In 2013 I ordered the 30ARVKIT -- and it was a circular design. It also came with two different sized interface rings to help it be attached to the outside of the RV/boat. Overall the quality of the product seems fine. You do not necessarily need to use all the supplied hardware for your installation!
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Believe they are one in the same. The catalogue only shows EMS-PT30C orEMS-PT50C being either 30 amp or 50 PORTABLE surge protectors. Elec Mgt Sys (EMS) portable(PT)
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Here's another site that accepts coupons. The best converter, overall, seems to be the Philco TB100HH9. This site has the best price I've found, plus around $10 for shipping.http://www.summitsource.com/product_info.php?ref=57&products;_id=7037&affiliate;_banner_id=1
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Not really sure about the model you are replacing but I used the marinco as a disconnect for my boat since I only use one battery. It works for my application. Hope this helps!
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Is your RV a 30 amp or 50 amp service? This is for 30A; there's another one for 50A. For this cord to work you'll also need to have the right outlet on your RV. This cord hooks to a Marinco screw on outlet. You can buy that outlet on Amazon, too, if needed.
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Sorry, don't know the answer to that, but the motorhome we used the converter on was about that old. (If that helps any!)
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One is AC and the other DC. The 30 amp fuse is on the AC supply side and the 55 amps is what is provided to the DC BUS (I'm not an expert but a 120V/30A source could provide up to 330 AMPS DC) Check out this website for more info...http://www.batterystuff.com/kb/tools/ac-to-dc-amperage-conversion-run-through-an-inverter.html
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I use my ac-dc converter and my regular power cord. put in RCC-6105 in the Amazon search bar and you will find it for $19.54
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If you are living in a RV, spend the extra money and get a MPPT charge controller. I found a cheap priced one made by Tracer. They make a 10, 20, 30, and 40 amp. They are a lot more efficient than a PWM controller.
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Best to match the surge protector to the rv capacity. 30 amp rv = 30 amp surge pro. 50 amp rv = 50 amp surge pro.