Description
Newmar PC-10 Power Conditioner Noise Filter | Boat Supply Store
Combat conducted line noise that degrades sensitive electronics with the Newmar PC-10. This robust 10 amp power conditioner operates effectively across 6-48 VDC systems, filtering audio frequencies up to 200 MHz. Its heavy-duty aluminum construction ensures durability in harsh marine environments, providing clear audio and video signals crucial for navigation and entertainment systems.
Key Features
- Filters Electrical Noise to ensure clear audio and video signals from conducted line interference.
- Heavy-Duty Aluminum Construction provides robust durability for marine and automotive applications.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility operates across 6-48 VDC systems.
- High-Frequency Filtering extends to 200 MHz for comprehensive noise reduction.
- Secure Installation facilitated by integral mounting flanges.
- Nickel-Plated Brass Stud Connectors accommodate high-current cables and terminals.
- Color-Coded Wire Leads simplify in-line installation for PC models.
- Designed for Marine and Automotive Use to resolve common interference issues.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Newmar Power |
| Amperage Rating | 10 amp |
| DC Voltage Range | 6-48 VDC |
| Filtered Frequencies (Audio) | up to 200 MHz |
| Construction Material | Heavy-duty aluminum |
| Connectors | Nickel-plated brass stud |
| Dimensions | 1.25 x 4.25 x 3 inches |
| Weight | 1 lb |
Who This Is For
Boat owners and RV enthusiasts experiencing radio static, audio distortion, or video 'hash' from onboard electronic interference. Vehicle owners can also utilize this filter to resolve similar issues caused by alternators, ignition systems, or motors.
How It Compares
| Feature | Newmar PC-10 Power Conditioner Noise Filter | Blue Sea Systems 7700 e |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Function | Power Conditioning & Noise Filtering | Battery Switching & Isolation |
| DC Voltage Range | 6-48 VDC | 32V DC |
| Amperage Rating | 10 amp | 100A continuous |
| Construction Material | Heavy-duty aluminum | Plastic and metal components |
| Filtered Frequencies (Audio) | 200 MHz | Null |
Common Concerns Answered
Is the installation of the Newmar PC-10 difficult?
Installation requires basic understanding of DC electrical systems, including wire stripping and secure connections, rating at a 2/5 difficulty. It involves connecting the filter in-line with the positive and negative leads of the affected equipment or noise source.
What if I have a high-draw accessory that exceeds 10 amps?
The Newmar PC-10 is rated for a maximum of 10 amps. For accessories with higher current demands, alternative solutions specifically designed for those amperage requirements would be necessary.
How effective is this filter against different types of electronic noise?
Customers report positive results in significantly reducing electrical noise, leading to improved audio and video quality. This indicates its effectiveness against common sources of interference such as alternators and ignition systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of electronic interference does the Newmar PC-10 filter?
The Newmar PC-10 is designed to filter conducted line noise, which commonly manifests as radio static, audio distortion, or video 'hash' caused by onboard electronics like alternators, ignition systems, or motors.
Where is the best place to install the Newmar PC-10 power conditioner?
The optimal installation location is at the affected equipment on the '+' and '-' leads, or at the source of the noise, to effectively intercept and filter the interfering signals before they propagate.
What voltage systems is the Newmar PC-10 compatible with?
The Newmar PC-10 is compatible with a broad range of DC voltage systems, specifically operating on 6-48 VDC.
Can the Newmar PC-10 be used for both audio and video noise?
Yes, the Newmar PC-10 is effective at filtering noise that affects both audio frequencies up to 200 MHz and can also resolve video 'hash' by cleaning the DC power supply to video equipment.
What is the current rating of the Newmar PC-10?
The Newmar PC-10 has a current rating of 10 amps, making it suitable for filtering noise from most standard marine and automotive accessories within this capacity.
