WFCO WF-8725-AD WF-8700-AD Series Power Center - 25 Amp, 105-130 VAC, 60 Hz, 430W , Black

I have a 1997 Camplite 2218 pop-up camper that had the power converter short out and start on fire. I ordered the WFCO WF-8725-P an hour after the OEM shorted out and it arrived a couple days later. The swap was very easy. I marked all the wires and swapped the new converter in about an hour start to finish. All circuits, refrigerator and furnace work great! The only thing is I ordered a brown one (since that's what I had) and received a black one. It looks fine and I wasn't sending it back because of that. I'm very happy with the unit and really like the trouble lights on the DC circuits that let's you know which fuse is blown! I pulled one fuse out in one of the pics. A little red LED lights up next to the faulty circuit. Nice feature!

Fit right in and works great

Seems to work as advertised to replace Century 3000. Fits cutout perfectly and wires are pretty easy to connect. I’m not sure if the indicators are working properly but all the circuits work as it is. Do note that the zip ties on the unit wiring bundle does not mean they are all output. The red is battery input although the white/neutral is separate from all the others. Some people cut the pigtail off the black but my original Century had that wired to the main breaker so I installed the same way, connecting the tail to one of the circuits.Update: no problems after 5 years.

Replaced my outdated Centurion Power Converter for my 1998 Jayco Camper.Size was exactly the same. I would have liked to have seen more directions and pictures on installing. I had a friend that's good with electricity do it but I think I could have with a little more direction.

Works great. Easy to install. Bought it from Amazon for 1/2 of the price RV shops sell it for. Not sure on what you need call WFCO direct for item number.

I replaced the old power center in my 1998 Northstar truck camper. The old one over charged the battery and the fuse terminal to the furnace was loose. This WFCO unit is much lighter, it takes up less space, and it has the modern float type automatic charging system that will keep your battery topped off without boiling it. You can install it yourself if you are patient and have a good aptitude for these things. If not, you should have it installed by a technician.

These units are excellent. Everything about the way they function is perfect. The only thing I would change is I would make the wire leads coming out the back longer and I would make it so they accept a 1/2 conduit fitting instead of a romex connector. I managed to get a 1/2" flex connector installed using tricks I know being an electrician other than that these unit function perfect for an RV or fish house

Installed Easley, was able to buy corresponding breakers on line and install smoothly with no problems

J'ai remplacé mon convertisseur d'origine de même marque car le mien était défectueux et celui-ci est amélioré car il s'ajuste en fonction du type de batterie utilisée 👍

I got this unit as a step up from Original so far so good

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The installation was pretty straight forward (I replaced an old Elixir inverter in my camper), so far it works nicely. I still had to deduct one star, since the casing is a little flimsy and the door may not stay closed when driving on a rough road.BTW, the manual which comes with the unit is pretty worthless. It helps when you know what you are doing or just just memorize the wiring when you remove your old inverter.

I replaced an identical, but not working, converter with this one. The process went quite well since I carefully labelled all the wires, AC and DC. The only issue I encountered was actually fitting all of the AC wires, plus circuit breakers, in the fairly small space! Still, I eventually made it and everything actually works.