Voltage Converter
A Rare Topside Material: where to find it in ARC Raiders, and whether to keep, recycle or sell it.
Used in crafting. Used to craft: Heavy Shield, Showstopper
Keep it: you need it for the Expedition (Season 5) project. Once those are done, sell the extras.
Quick answer: It spawns in Electrical loot containers; you can recycle Ion Sputter for 4; Celeste sells it. Voltage Converter sells for 500 coins and recycles into about 250 coins of materials and weighs 0.3 kg.
- Sell value
- 500 coins
- Recycle value
- 250 coins
- Weight
- 0.3 kg
- Stack size
- 5
- Rarity
- Rare
- Added
- launch (base game)
Where to find Voltage Converter
Voltage Converter spawns in Electrical loot. Search substations, generator rooms, control rooms and electrical cabinets.
Recycle these to get Voltage Converter
5 items recycle into Voltage Converter. The best yields:
Ion Sputter gives 4
Signal Amplifier gives 2
Heavy Shield gives 1
Showstopper gives 1
Industrial Charger gives 1
Buy it from a trader
What is Voltage Converter used for?
Projects
- Expedition (Season 5), phase 2 (Core Systems) needs 10
Crafting recipes
Voltage Converter is an ingredient in 2 recipes:
Heavy Shield uses 2
Showstopper uses 1
What does Voltage Converter recycle into?
Recycling at the workshop gives (about 250 coins of materials):
1× Rubber Parts 50 coins
1× Wires 200 coins
Salvaging it in raid gives (about 100 coins of materials):
2× Rubber Parts 100 coins
Other Topside Material items
Questions
Where do you find Voltage Converter in ARC Raiders? It spawns in Electrical loot containers; you can recycle Ion Sputter for 4; Celeste sells it.
Should I keep, recycle or sell Voltage Converter? Keep. Keep it: you need it for the Expedition (Season 5) project. Once those are done, sell the extras.
What is Voltage Converter used for? Voltage Converter is used in Expedition (Season 5) and 2 crafting recipes.
How much is Voltage Converter worth? Voltage Converter sells for 500 coins and recycles into about 250 coins of materials.
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