ON a NEW WFCO 8955, at what voltage should
the Bulk Rate charge kick in?
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Ok, thanks for your reply. I just initiated a draw down. My converter has 5 feet of number 6 wire (I think) to the batteries.
I'll do some memo writing with my Bogart 2030-RV before I start a charge cycle, and monitor it.
My converter has a build date of Oct 2014. I thought they rectified that problem of not going to bulk mode in these newer converters.
Regards
I'll do some memo writing with my Bogart 2030-RV before I start a charge cycle, and monitor it.
My converter has a build date of Oct 2014. I thought they rectified that problem of not going to bulk mode in these newer converters.
Regards
AH64ID wrote:RobertL0 wrote:
How old was your converter?
They where both new to me. I had one for 4 seasons and never saw boost and the seccond didn't make it a season before I ditched it.
As it was mentioned they need to see the voltage drop at the converter for a set period of time to trigger boost. This is nearly impossible on OE wiring, or any wiring longer than a few feet. They should either monitor voltage pre charge (like PD does) or use current. The method that the WFCO uses doesnt work in application.
