Will my WFCO 55 amp over charge?
Or can I leave it plugged in all winter as a maintainer? This is on a 09 Cedar Creek 5th.
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If you are not checking the Battery/s weekly or cannot, using the standard Power Converter will boil batteries dry within a few months. Of course AGM's do not have that problem, but standard PC's are not the best to use with AGM's or Lithium. The BEST way is to fully charge the battery bank and disconnect the Negative cable, leaving the RV NOT connected to 120. A LOT of battery disconnects do NOT completely remove all 12 volt appliances from the battery. So, it is better to disconnect the neg cables from the batteries. Also, if subfreezing temps are expected, better to have the batteries in a garage and not subjected to those temps. If for some reason the batteries go dead, freezing will crack the battery case. Doug
PS, YES, WFCO ARE JUNK. I WOULD NEVER UTILIZE A WFCO. I WOULD REPLACE WITH A GOOD POWER CONVERTER. Wfco products are all knock offs of USA built and designed products, all built in China.
PS, YES, WFCO ARE JUNK. I WOULD NEVER UTILIZE A WFCO. I WOULD REPLACE WITH A GOOD POWER CONVERTER. Wfco products are all knock offs of USA built and designed products, all built in China.
