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General| Cooling | Fan Cooled |
|---|---|
| Input Frequency | 60Hz |
| Number of Stages | 3 |
| Absorption Voltage | 14.4 VDC |
| Charging Stages | Bulk, Absorption, Float |
| Output Voltage | 13.6 VDC |
| Output Current | 100A |
| Float Voltage | 13.6 VDC |
| Battery Compatibility | Lead-Acid, AGM, Gel |
| Protection Features | Over Temperature |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
This manual provides operational and installation guidance for the WF-68100 series converter-charger.
Explains the function of fuses that prevent damage from incorrect battery connection.
Describes the load-controlled, two-stage cooling fan for component protection.
Details how the unit shuts down to prevent damage from excessive heat.
Explains how output current remains constant, with voltage drop, when exceeding maximum rating.
Describes how output voltage drops to zero in case of a short circuit.
Specifies the type and rating of DC fuses used for battery protection.
Details the three modes: Absorption, Bulk, and Float for battery charging.
Explains the advanced charging technology for RV batteries.
Illustrates voltage stages (Bulk, Absorption, Float) over time.
Details the default 13.6V DC operation for RV house batteries.
Explains the 14.4V DC charging mode for significantly discharged batteries.
Describes the trickle charge mode at 13.2V DC for maintaining battery charge.
Explains the function of the Green, Amber, and Red status LEDs and manual override button.
How to check the converter's DC output voltage using a voltmeter.
Identifies fuses protecting against battery reverse connection and how to check them.
Describes the switch for selecting battery type (Lead Acid/AGM or Gel).
Lists UL, cUL, and FCC Class B compliance for the converter.
Guidelines for installing the converter unit in an RV, including ventilation.
Instructions for connecting the DC power wires to the distribution board.
Details the AC power cord and receptacle requirements for connecting to the RV's power source.
Details voltage, frequency, max input current, max power, continuous power, rated DC voltage, and current.
Explains microprocessor control, charging modes, and compatible battery types (LA/AGM, GEL).
Lists charge voltages (Absorption, Bulk, Float), regulation, fan speed, and efficiency.
Outlines overload, short-circuit, over-temperature, and reverse polarity protection mechanisms.
Describes status LEDs (Green, Amber, Red), manual override button, and dip switch.
Provides unit dimensions, weight, and operating environmental conditions.
Lists UL458 and FCC Class B compliance.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is void or not applicable.
Outlines the steps for submitting a warranty claim, including RGA number.
Provides contact information for obtaining warranty support.
