Lippert PSX1 High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack System -- Part 2025012486
Ditch the crank handle. The PSX1 replaces manual scissor jack operation with push-button 12V electric drive -- getting your trailer stable faster with less effort, whether you are on level ground or working around uneven terrain.
The Lippert PSX1 (part number 2025012486) is a high-speed electric cross-frame stabilizer jack system designed to replace or upgrade the manual scissor jack setup found on most travel trailers and fifth wheels. A single 12V DC motor drives both legs of the scissor mechanism through a cross-frame linkage, so you can deploy or retract from a push-button switch rather than grinding away with a drill or hand crank.
Independent leg adjustment is built in, meaning each leg can be positioned separately to compensate for uneven campsites -- a common frustration with rigid cross-frame designs. With up to 30 inches of extension travel, the PSX1 handles a wide range of trailer frame heights and ground clearance situations.
Single 12V DC motor replaces hand cranking or drill sockets. Deploy and retract from a switch in seconds.
Each leg adjusts independently to adapt to sloped or uneven ground without lifting the trailer.
Wide extension range handles varying frame heights and drop distances common across travel trailer and 5th wheel designs.
Single motor drives both legs via cross-frame linkage for balanced, simultaneous deployment with one power connection.
The PSX1 is designed as a direct replacement or upgrade for standard manual scissor-style stabilizer jacks on travel trailers and fifth wheels. If your rig shipped with drill-operated or hand-crank scissor jacks mounted mid-frame, the PSX1 system is built to bolt into the same mounting locations using existing hardware provisions -- no cutting or custom fabrication required in most applications.
This is particularly popular with owners who want to eliminate the noise and effort of a drill-operated jack or who have older jacks that are starting to bind, corrode, or wear out.
The "high-speed" designation in the PSX1 name refers to a faster motor drive compared to earlier Lippert electric stabilizer generations. Deployment and retraction are noticeably quicker than standard-speed electric jack systems, reducing time spent at setup and teardown.
The PSX1 mounts to the trailer's underbelly cross-frame using standard hardware. Each unit requires a direct 12V DC power connection with appropriate gauge wiring run from a fused circuit. Lippert recommends connecting to a dedicated stabilizer circuit rather than sharing with slide-out or leveling gear.
Stabilizer jacks should always be used with ground contact pads to prevent the feet from sinking into soft ground, damaging asphalt, or walking on gravel. Pads are not included with the PSX1 and should be purchased separately. Lippert and Camco both offer compatible pads.
The PSX1 is a stabilizer system, not a leveling system. It is designed to reduce trailer sway and bounce once the rig is already level -- not to lift or level the trailer from an unlevel position. Do not use stabilizer jacks to change the attitude of the trailer or bear the trailer's full weight.
The PSX1 motor output can be wired to a Lippert-compatible rocker switch panel or a dedicated two-button switch (up/down). If your trailer already has a Lippert switch panel for slides or leveling, check compatibility -- in some cases the PSX1 can be integrated into an existing panel without adding new switches.