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Replacement Converter for WFCO 9855 that is Lithium Compatible  

Updated 05/28/2026 | Published 01/27/2026

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I have a WFCO power converter model WF-9855. I am looking to replace my lead acid batteries with Lithium Iron Phosphate and would like a new converter to accommodate the battery swap with minimal drama. It needs to support both lithium and lead, maybe with higher current. What are my options?

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Hey Mike, the lithium compatible converter/charger you'd want to replace your WF-9855 would be the Progressive Dynamics # PD79RR which is rated for 60 amps and has a lithium and lead acid charge profile. Do you have a battery picked out already?

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Mike D.

1/28/2026

This is helpful. I need to explore how to protect it when it is installed. My current inverter is mounted on a sidewall in my class C garage (probably for heat dissipation purposes). It has a protective shield around it that wont work with the recommended replacement. Ill have to figure out something new. i have not yet selected my battery. I currently have 2 group 24 marine batteries wired in parallel under my stairs. I am thinking of supporting 2 100ah lithium with internal BMS. I don't boondock frequently and one 100 ah battery may be sufficient for now but I want to allow for expansion in the same physical space and I like the backup aspect of having two.

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Jameson C.

1/28/2026

@MikeD If you haven't settled on a battery we do have 100 amp lithium batteries like the part # RS74VR.
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Mike D.

5/28/2026

@JamesonC. Followup question - I looked at the video and other specs on the PD79RR but can't find an answer to my question. How long is the power cord?
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Jameson C.

5/28/2026

@MikeD The power cord is 30 inches long.
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