Wfco 75amp converter or inteli-power 9200
I have the wfco 75 amp converter and I think it is going out on me. I was checking on the inteli-power 9200 for a replacement. Do you think it would be a better replacement or should I keep what I h...
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AFAIK, the PD acts one way for the 14.4 on its own and a different way (the four hours?) if the 14.4 is triggered by the CW. See their site with the explanation.
The original WFCO 75 would require more than a "15a" circuit, so swapping to the PD9280 that needs a 20a circuit should be no change.
However, I see something on bestconverter that indicates the WFCO 75s have only recently gone to a 20a plug.
The PowerMax converters from their 75 amper on up have power-factor correction so they can be run on a 15a circuit, even the 100 amper
The original WFCO 75 would require more than a "15a" circuit, so swapping to the PD9280 that needs a 20a circuit should be no change.
However, I see something on bestconverter that indicates the WFCO 75s have only recently gone to a 20a plug.
The PowerMax converters from their 75 amper on up have power-factor correction so they can be run on a 15a circuit, even the 100 amper
