Converter

[Basil-JAY]

Can someone tell me what converter is OEM in a 2018 Seneca 37TS.

 

[RogerR]

I don't know the answer but I will mention that all the RV manufacturing plants will change suppliers in mid year as supply chain and prices vary. If you think yours need replacement than with power off pull the front panel and see if you can find a serial number. If you can't find it on your own post a picture so others can give you an ID that is more accurate.
May I ask why you want to know. Very little to go wrong and if you have a problem the readers here might be able to find a cure for you vs. spending money and time.

 

[Basil-JAY]

I don't know the answer but I will mention that all the RV manufacturing plants will change suppliers in mid year as supply chain and prices vary. If you think yours need replacement than with power off pull the front panel and see if you can find a serial number. If you can't find it on your own post a picture so others can give you an ID that is more accurate.
May I ask why you want to know. Very little to go wrong and if you have a problem the readers here might be able to find a cure for you vs. spending money and time.

It is not working and I think it has failed

 

[Grumpy]

It's built into your breaker panel so what ever name is on that. My guess is Progressive Dynamics 4500 series.

 

[Basil-JAY]

I apologize I made a mistake its not my converter its the inverter sorry about that

 

[Grumpy]

It is not working and I think it has failed

It may have a reset/breaker on the outside of the case, have you checked that?

 

[RVermont]

Most likely it was a Magnum Dimensions pure sine 2000w unit. This company is no longer in operation and there is very limited assistance on the units. As Grumpy mentioned, there is a push button reset for the 120 volt side of the unit. They are now using Xantrex freedom X 2000 units.

 

[Basil-JAY]

It may have a reset/breaker on the outside of the case, have you checked that?

Yes I have and its not tripped

 

[RoWest]

Check the cables ON the inverter for tightness. Mine got loose and I had 120 volts for light loads, but crapped using the microwave. Mounted upside down in a outside bin, so it wasn't obvious.