Allanson converter

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If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts. See posts with no answers. JFM New member. I am considering purchasing a PD for the replacement. Anyone have any information if there is a better replacement model and what re wiring would be required to go with a PD?

It should be similar to a replacement of a Magnetec converter. You would have to figure out the equivalent actions, but the procedure should be similar.

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Learn More about our Lighting Solutions. There are three leads coming out of the converter, and one has been spliced off white lead.

The other one now goes to the battery positive, and the third into the trailer wiring. To power the 12V lights I tested both leads and they seem to read the same as the battery voltage.

Neither measured 12V when the battery is disconnected Any suggestions? I'm wondering if the 12V output from the converter died and they did this to compensate? Theres not much more than a setupdown transformer, a switch and a few fuses, but I can't get the converter out completly unless I undo all the AC wiring