RecPro RV Converter | Multiple Capacities | RV Power Converter | RV Battery Charger | 120VAC to 12VDC | 13V to 16.5V Operating Range (55-Amp)

Has worked very well. No issues. I had tried a few others and they would always fluctuate the power. This one is steady and reliable.

I recently replaced my Airstream’s WFCO Unit 9855-AD with a RecPro converter due to the WFCO’s inability to properly charge my lithium batteries. The RecPro has been a fantastic upgrade. Its default setting is for lead-acid or AGM batteries, but adjusting the potentiometer to 14.6V for my lithium setup was straightforward. The unit is impressively quiet, a huge improvement over the WFCO’s fan noise. It’s reliable, efficient, and charges my batteries perfectly. Great value for the price—highly recommend, no regrets!

I switched to Lifepo4 batteries on my rv and found the existing converter charged my batteries extremely slowly (110w), now I've switched to this one amd it's charging at roughly 4x the speed (400w +/-). The installation was an exact like for like and took minutes (isolate power, unplug existing from fuse board, unscrew power connections (3 terminals), reverse process with new converter). I would have liked a 14.6 amp setting to allow myself to 100% charge batteries and the setting dial to be more robust, but otherwise a great product.

I used this charger to charger 2 x 100ah lithium batteries I just installed in a camper. Be forewarned, if the batteries get drained, this charger will output over 30amps at 14.3vDC to bring them back. I ended up upgrading the camper wiring and installing a 60amp trip/breaker instead of the original 40amp pop/breaker since it kept tripping. Breakers work off of heat, and the wiring was getting too hot and causing the breaker to trip. But back to the charger, no issues whatsoever. Works great, although I had to modify the space where the old charger was located so this one would fit. Side note. When setting the dial to charge lithium batteries, it outputs that voltage all the time. Even after the batteries are fully charged, it still outputs the same voltage of 14.6vDC which some lithium batteries may not like over time. So far, the camper electronics and lithium batteries I'm using seem fine at 14.6vDC, only time will tell. I'm using LiTime 100ah batteries.

Replaced it to put LiFePo batteries in our class C RV. Easy install. Just had to bend the back tabs up to get it to fit. Works great.