WFCO Converter Fan
I recently replaced the faulty 10 year old WFCO 55 amp converter in my trailer with a new WFCO 45 amp. The fan on the new one kicks on when I have four lights on in the trailer and the more accessorie...
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road-runner wrote:
A pretty good system, IMO, keeping the heat down proactively instead of reacting after it has built up.
Except Wfcos are hardly known for their longevity, or fast battery chargng performance
I have employed a Fan that I took from a failed WfCo. 80MM high rpm, and LOUD. ADDA labelled and it consumes nearly 0.35 amps IIRC. I use it with some Noctua fan inline resistor cables to quieten it down and reduce electrical consumption to tolerable levels in winter time and in summer remove them.
I have quieter 80MM fans which move similar amounts of air, for less current consumed.
