WFCO converter & battery questions
Okay, my '14 Premier Bullet 19FBPR came with this WFCO Power Converter w/ Distribution Panel. It's a 3-stage charger which (I gather from all my research) is good. http://www.wfcoelectronics.com/...
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I'd suggest you rethink your options.
No matter what, change all lights to LED to reduce loads significantly. If possible, get 2 6Volt GC's instead of adding to an existing battery bank, no need for a battery selector.
Dump the WFCO and install a PD9245 with pendant and a 1000 Honda. You have a 19 foot trailer, and a 45 Amp converter will be more than adequate.
If you do this, you will be perfectly set up to add solar at a future date. I have 220 watts of solar and a 2000 Honda. I did it in stages, and wish I had done it this way. The 1000 would have been more than adequate, and would not have been as big a lug for this old body.
Regards,
Doug
No matter what, change all lights to LED to reduce loads significantly. If possible, get 2 6Volt GC's instead of adding to an existing battery bank, no need for a battery selector.
Dump the WFCO and install a PD9245 with pendant and a 1000 Honda. You have a 19 foot trailer, and a 45 Amp converter will be more than adequate.
If you do this, you will be perfectly set up to add solar at a future date. I have 220 watts of solar and a 2000 Honda. I did it in stages, and wish I had done it this way. The 1000 would have been more than adequate, and would not have been as big a lug for this old body.
Regards,
Doug
