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Operator’s Manual WF-68100 Series WF-9900 Series Deckmount Converter-Charger Distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by ARTERRA DISTRIBUTION (877) 294-8997 Warranty: warranty@wfcoelectronics.com Fax (574) 294-8698 Power PROs Technical Support www.wfcoelectronics.com (877) 294-8997...
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S SAFETY INFORMATION ......................3 GENERAL INFORMATION Reverse Battery Protection ......................3 Automatic Cooling Fan ........................ 4 Over-Temperature Protection ...................... 4 Electronic Current Limiting ......................4 Short Circuit Protection ....................... 4 CIRCUIT PROTECTION DC Fuses ............................
WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger Safety Features Reverse Battery Protection The WF-68100 Series Converter-Chargers will charge the 12-volt house battery if installed. A battery does not have to be installed for WF-68100 Series Converter-Chargers operation. When a battery is installed, three reverse polarity fuses are installed to protect the converter circuitry.
Electronic Current Limiting In the event that the output current exceeds the maximum rating for the WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger, the output current will remain constant, but the output voltage will begin to drop. If this occurs, the unit will recover once loads are reduced.
WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger Fuses DC Fuses (12 Volts) The DC fuse receptacle on the rear panel of the WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger has space for 3 (three) identical Reverse Battery Protection fuses (see Figure 1 above). These fuses should be replaced with ATC or ATO automotive type fuses, such as Littelfuse type 257 or Bussmann type ATC.
DC loads in normal usage, an RV will rarely require anything other than Absorption Mode. When a WFCO converter is connected to a battery in Absorption Mode, power is available for charging that battery whenever the converter output is greater than the voltage level of the battery.
As the battery continues to charge, the current drawn by the battery will gradually decrease. WFCO converters are designed to drop out of Bulk Mode when the total amperage draw from the converter reaches a preset point, indicating the battery is charged. If the amperage draw stays above the preset point, the converter will stay in Bulk Mode for a maximum of four hours.
RV manufacturer. Also check for loose wiring connections. Reverse Polarity Fuses If there is no DC output coming from the WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger output lugs, first check the reverse polarity fuses on the rear panel. Then, visually inspect the fuses for any breaks in the fuse element.
Figure 5 GENERAL COMPLIANCE INFORMATION Agency Listings The WF-68100 Series Converter-Chargers are UL-Listed, and cUL-Listed (Canadian). FCC Compliance Class B NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
The front of the enclosure should not be obstructed to allow free air flow for the cooling fan (Figure 6). An 8AWG copper conductor shall be used to bond the WF-68100 Series Converter-Charger to the vehicle frame.
AC C onnections The WF-68100 Series Converter-Chargers receive power from the power cord located to the left of the rear panel fan. Due to the higher current required from the AC line to produce the high DC current output, a 20 Amp power plug is provided.
United States, Alaska, Hawaii and the Provinces of Canada. WFCO warrants, to the owner, that its products are free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service based on its intended use and function.
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