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โMar-16-2022 11:42 AM
time2roll wrote:
If I hit my low batteries during initial charging with the microwave/inverter the WFCO would boost every time. Yes the hurdle is to get voltage at the WFCO terminals well below 13.2 volts. Virtually impossible under normal use.
The WFCO will therefore chronically undercharge any deep cycle flooded or AGM battery. While camping the recharge will be very slow and tapering off above 65% charged. Need to run the generator 4 to 8+ hours.
Unless solar will be doing the charging, I recommend replacing the WFCO if camping off-grid.
โMar-16-2022 11:30 AM
โMar-16-2022 08:56 AM
jodeb720 wrote:
My friend has a WFCO WF-8930/50 Power distribution
Questions:
1. Is the output charging power fixed at 13.6 or does it move to 14.4 for bulk charging and taper down?
2. Will the parasitic loads from the 5er "fool" the charging circuit into thinking it needs to continue at bulk or will it think it's in absorption phase of charging when it should be tapering for a finishing charge?
3. Is this only good for charging FLA's or FLA's & AGM's? Li is out of the price range as of today.
4. What is the output for this (I know it'll take either 50amp input or 30 amp input to the 5er - but they are usually rated for output - like 30 amps or 60 amps at 13.6)
Personally, I would advocate purchasing a stand alone good quality 3 stage charger and using that to recharge his battery bank(s) and just leave the WFCO in place.
Thanks in advance for the wisdom!
josh
โMar-16-2022 08:40 AM
โMar-16-2022 05:28 AM
jodeb720 wrote:
1. Is the output charging power fixed at 13.6 or does it move to 14.4 for bulk charging and taper down?
jodeb720 wrote:
3. Is this only good for charging FLA's or FLA's & AGM's?
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