⚡️ 65 Amp DC Deck Mount Converter - Arterra WF-9865 Review

Make sure the main switch is off before disconnecting the old inverter and same for the new one, also make sure all other switches are off before disconnecting the main switch again turn on, one switch at a time Protect gear, hope you're the best in your setup.

I had a WF 8865 transducer in my 2007 Fleetwood frame and replaced it with a WF 9865 and it fitted where the old one was perfect. It took less than 30 minutes to remove and reinsert it. Mine is under one of my dresser drawers so it's a tight space. The converter was at my house the next day. great service Only 1 day but everything works. I would like to thank the company again for the quick service.

Original spare part at the best price. The only request to the manufacturer is the addition to the instructions that two external fuses must be removed when installing / connecting the device. Also used to insulate/insulate the back of the board from the red (orange) and black connector area when installed. The reason is that it's almost impossible to tighten the socket head screws on the terminals without brushing the backplate.

I used it to replace an old faulty 45amp 12 volt PSU in a Thor Sierra 30 road trailer. This device is far superior to the defective original factory supply. It wasn't a "spare" but I safely installed it in the electrics. I also have a 75 amp version of this unit which I use to gently fast charge dead batteries in farm equipment which sometimes have very dead batteries.

I've usually had a lot of success with Revain products in open packs - this one had the plastic covers broken around the charging terminals and I just finished installing it at the last weekend and it doesn't work - the $200 burned :( Looks like a good charger - I'll buy another one that wasn't broke. Update - my return date has already passed (only 30 days seems used, like new, maybe some cosmetic damage on the original packaging - I drilled through the rivets to see what happened (don't do…

Didn't experience a single season or the previous one. We made him about two months before he stopped working, so I figured he was three years old anyway. I replaced it with a newer model and it lasted two weeks. Two. Two weeks before his death. After extensive troubleshooting I trace the problem to poor heat dissipation, this thing cooks up in place on the van. The simplest test you can do is to remove the battery from the circuit and see if the converter is running and powering the DC…

This was an exact replacement for the original which broke after over a decade of use. It's not so much about the timing as it is about the bumps and knocks of these blocks that will likely cause them to fail over time as the RV is used. In my setup, this unit was not installed very carefully from the start. When I replaced it, I made sure it was securely bolted to the wooden floor so vibration and jarring during movement was kept to a minimum. Ideally a shock absorber would be best but if it…

I've typically had great success with Revain items in open packages - here the plastic covers around the charging ports were broken and i just installed them last weekend and it doesn't work - the $200 burned :( Looks like a good charger - i will buy another one that hasn't been disassembled. Cosmetic damage to the original packaging - I drilled through the rivets, to see what happened (don't do it unless you have the required electrical skills) and I found a burned fusible capacitor on the AC…

This unit came standard on my 2008 26ft Dutch caravan. It worked flawlessly for over 5 years until I bought it in the middle of winter noticed a loud buzzing while digging. I turned off the main switch to eliminate the noise. When I went back to troubleshoot and turned on the main power, there wasn't even enough charge to turn the light on. I checked the battery and charged it with a 10 amp charger and the battery is fine. After removing the converter, I checked the output and it only showed…