Ever wonder how your RV’s electrical system stays powered when plugged into shore power? That’s where the RV power converter comes in!

Here’s how it works:

Step 1: When you connect your RV to a 120V AC power source (like a campground hookup or generator), the converter activates.

Step 2: It transforms the high-voltage AC power into 12V DC power, supplying essential components like lights, fans, water pumps, and the thermostat.

Step 3: It also charges your RV battery, ensuring you have power when unplugged or off-grid.

Without a properly working converter, your battery could drain, and essential systems may fail—leaving you in the dark!

Signs Your Converter May Be Failing:

Flickering or dim RV lights

Battery not holding a charge

Appliances acting up

Pro Tip: If you notice any of these issues, check your converter to keep your RV running smoothly!