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Struggling with crackling audio, flickering screens, or garbled signals in your RV, boat, or off-grid setup? The Newmar PC-25 steps in as your go-to DC power conditioner, tackling electrical noise right at the source so your electronics perform flawlessly. Whether it's alternator whine bleeding into your marine VHF radio or motor hum disrupting your RV's navigation system, this rugged filter delivers clean power where it counts.
Modern vehicles and vessels pack more electronics than ever: stereos, radars, chartplotters, and inverters all demand pristine DC power. But everyday culprits like alternators, ignition coils, and pumps generate high-frequency interference that travels through your wiring. The result? Popping static on speakers, snowy video feeds, or unreliable GPS readings during critical moments.
The Newmar PC-25 shines by suppressing this noise across a broad spectrum—from audio frequencies up to 200 MHz. Install it inline on the positive and negative leads near your sensitive gear, and watch the interference vanish. It's not just a band-aid; it's engineered for real-world durability in harsh environments.
For quick reference, here's how the PC-25 stacks up in the Newmar lineup:
| Model | Rating | Installation Location | Dimensions (H x W x D) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC-25 | 25 Amp | In + and - power leads near equipment | 2" x 4.25" x 3.25" (5.1 x 10.8 x 8.2 cm) | 2 lbs (0.9 kg) |
Note: Compact enough for tight spaces yet robust for high-demand use.
Users report instant improvements: clearer ham radio contacts on the water or glitch-free entertainment in mobile homes.
This power conditioner thrives in:
Unlike generic suppressors that fizzle out under load, the PC-25's multi-stage design handles spikes and sustains filtering. Boaters praise its longevity in saltwater spray, while RV enthusiasts note zero failures after years of road abuse. If clean power reliability matters, this is your upgrade.
It suppresses conducted electrical noise from alternators, motors, and ignition systems across audio frequencies up to 200 MHz, eliminating static, pops, and visual hash in electronics.
Yes, with a 25-amp continuous rating, it's suited for most RV, marine, and off-grid applications drawing significant power.
It operates reliably on 6-48 VDC systems, covering 12V, 24V, and 48V configurations.
Install inline on both positive and negative power leads, as close as possible to the affected equipment for optimal noise suppression.
Absolutely—its corrosion-resistant aluminum construction and secure mounting make it ideal for boats, withstanding vibration and saltwater exposure.
The PC-25 offers double the amp rating (25A vs. 10A) and a slightly larger housing for heavier loads, while sharing the same filtering range and installation style.
No—color-coded leads and basic crimp connectors make it straightforward with standard wire tools.
These specialized filters can be used singly or in combination to attenuate conducted line noise, either at the affected equipment or at the noise source.
Filtered Frequencies
Filter Features:
| Model | Rating | Installation Location | Size | Weight | ||
| H | W | D | ||||
| 150-A | 150 Amp | In the alternator output lead | 3.25" | 5.75" | 3.25" | 3 lbs. |
| (8.2 | 14.6 | 8.2cm | 1.4Kg.) | |||
| PC-10 | 10 Amp | In the + and - power leads close to affected equipment | 1.25" | 4.25" | 3" | 1 lb. |
| (3.2 | 10.8 | 8.2cm | .5Kg.) | |||
| PC-25 | 25 Amp | Same as PC-10 | 2" | 4.25" | 3.25" | 2 lbs. |
| (5.1 | 10.8 | 8.2cm | .9 Kg.) |
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