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Lithium or Lead Acid? WFCO Auto-Detect RV Converter Charger (Lead Acid/AGM & LiFEP04 compatible)

Update on the WFCO Auto-Detect Li/LA RV Charger yt    • Update on the WFCO Auto-Detect RV Con...   Detects battery chemistry, automatically changes, and optimizes charging profile. Link to more information on the WFCO Auto Detect power converters - https://wfcoelectronics.com/auto-detect/ LYRV Lithium related videos - https://www.loveyourrv.com/tag/lithium/ Fair Disclosure I received the WFCO WF8955-AD Power Center free of charge as a review sample. Recently WFCO Electronics contacted me and asked if I'd like to test and review a new product they have released. It's a power converter charger that can auto-detect whether the RV has lead acid or lithium-type batteries installed. Once it detects which type, it adjusts its charging algorithms for the most efficient charging. I thought my ten-year-old Keystone Cougar trailer would be a great testbed. The OEM installed a WF-8955 WFCO power center which includes a 55 amp converter charger. A couple of years ago, I upgraded to lithium batteries and quickly found out the old WFCO lead-acid type converter charger was less than stellar at charging them. At best, the average charging current is in the 10-15 amp range. Furthermore, the charging usually stalls when the lithium battery bank is at 53% capacity. Installation of the new converter charger is reasonably straightforward for anyone who knows electrical circuits. WFCO makes both products. It's just a matter of swapping the wires from one module to the newer version. Once the new auto-detect converter is installed and hooked up, it needs to go through one complete charge cycle. Intelligent circuitry determines whether the batteries are lithium or lead-acid. If the battery is lead-acid, it uses a standard 3 phase charging algorithm. However, if it finds lithium, it employs a 2 stage algorithm. 14.6 VDC charging mode dropping to 13.6VDC float when fully charged. So far, in my early tests using a gas generator for off-grid charging, the WFCO Auto-Detect power converter has worked as advertised. It provides a 14.5 VDC @ 50 amps or more until my lithium batteries are fully charged, then it drops to a 13.6 VDC float. Performance is night and day better than the old unit. I'm pleasantly surprised as it was a straight swap with the old converter. My only complaint thus far is the fan noise. Since the power center is inside our living area, it can be a little annoying until the batteries reach full charge and it kicks to float mode, and the fan shuts off. I'll continue to test the product out for the remaining month of our snowbird trip and come back with an update in the spring. Visit the Love Your RV! Amazon Pages to shop a selection of my favorite RVing products, parts, and accessories Amazon USA - https://www.amazon.com/shop/loveyourrv Amazon Canada - https://www.amazon.ca/shop/loveyourrv LoveYourRV is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com ----------------------------------- Follow our RVing adventures at http://www.loveyourrv.com Monthly Newsletter ► http://www.loveyourrv.com/mailing-lis... Connect with Love Your RV! Love Your RV Forum ► https://forum.loveyourrv.com Pinterest ►   / loveyourrv   Facebook ►   / loveyourrv   Twitter ►   / loveyourrv   Instagram ►   / loveyourrv   Don't forget to Subscribe to the channel! ► http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... #LoveYourRV #WFCO