Newmar voltage converter

Eventually, Wess designed and built his first product, a voltage converter for a radio company. The name was changed from Newport Marine Engineering to Newmar Power by George Yarbro, who also designed the legacy logo featuring the signature telecom waves.

Newmar quickly outgrew their original space and moved to a larger building in Costa Mesa, CA. JR Johnson, a former sailor, pilot, and successful businessman, came out of retirement to purchase Newmar. The first machine shop was installed in the Newmar factory, markeitng the beginning of expanded manufacturing.

Newmar began manufacturing products with 2-way radio technology to serve the telecom industry. The development of 12, 24, and 48V PM Series power modules allowed Newmar to play in cellular applications.

The first large telecom deal featuring a hot-swappable DC system kicked off the growth path for rack-mounted telecom products. Contact us today for a free consultation! Specifications Input Voltage: 10 - 16 Output Voltage: Intermittent: 3 Dimensions: 3. Stabilizing converters precisely regulate output over the entire range of usable voltage in your battery, eliminating fluctuating input voltage that can damage your equipment.

Automatic thermal overload protection. Parallel connection. Adjustable output voltage. Voltage stabilisation for a longer lifespan of halogen lights, etc. DC Master series Recreational and semi-professional use. Easy to install using included mounting bracket. Supreme benefits No unnecessary heat development due to the use of smart electronics. Continuous output voltage.

Easy to install. Reliability is vital under continuous duty operation and high ambient temperatures. These units accept a wide input range at 24 or 48 VDC nominal, positive or negative ground, and produce pure 12, 24, or 48 volt power. Learn More.