VEVOR RV Power Converter 55 Amp DC Main Board Assembly Replacement Unit
55 A main board replaces WF-8955, WF-8955-AD and Parallax 7145/7155 converters with multi-stage smart charging for lead-acid and LiFePO4 batteries
- Overall width9.25
- Direct replacement for WF-8955, WF-8955-AD, Parallax 7145 and 7155 series
- Selectable charging modes for lead-acid, LiFePO4 and fixed voltages 13.0V, 14.6V, 16.5V
- Delivers 55A clean current up to 797.5W for lights, speakers and essential RV electronics
- Multi-stage smart charging algorithm extends battery lifespan across 55Ah to 70Ah capacity range
- Compact 9.25in width board installs directly into existing converter housing
Direct Replacement Board
The VEVOR RV Power Converter is a 55 Amp DC main board assembly built to replace WF-8955, WF-8955-AD and Parallax 7145 and 7155 series units. It accepts 120 V 60 Hz input and provides multi-stage smart charging for both lead-acid and LiFePO4 batteries.
Suits Matching Chassis
This board fits owners of the listed converter models who need a new main board. It does not suit installations that require a different input voltage or frequency, nor systems that demand an output current above 55 A.
55 Amp Output Rating
The unit delivers up to 55 A at selectable fixed voltages of 13.0 V, 14.6 V or 16.5 V, with a maximum power of 797.5 W. This single rating decides whether the board can support the intended battery bank and RV loads.
How it compares
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- Price $55.99
- Pricier than about 75% of the 100 comparable items (median $17.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which model should I pick for a WF-8955 or Parallax 7145/7155 replacement?
The board is a direct replacement for WF-8955, WF-8955-AD and Parallax 7145/7155 series converters, supporting both lead-acid and LiFePO4 batteries.
What does the 55 Amp rating mean for my RV loads?
It supplies up to 55A at 14.5V for a peak of about 797.5W, enough to run lights, speakers and similar 12V loads while charging a 55–70Ah battery bank.
How does the 120V 60Hz input affect installation?
The converter requires a 120V 60Hz AC supply such as shore power or a generator; it does not operate from a 12V DC source.
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