As others have mentioned that will charge it to 75-80% and IF you have solar (you dont mention that so not sure) then it can in correct conditions charge it back up. But it may not depending upon use, I saw this with personal experence.
WFCO is awesome to work with, call them, they will get a tech on the phone with you if you need it.
You have three options as I see it.
1. Add solar if not already there to top off and hope you dont use the energy faster than it can recharge.
2. Swap out the power center with a newer one that supports lithium which would allow your generator or some other source to charge it completely.
3. If you are looking into an inverter and a larger solar system and more batteries. Leave as is, turn off the breaker, and install a hybrid inverter like the Victron or Xantrex. Both have options that have auto transfer switches and chargers (much larger ones than in the power center from WFCO). These might give you more options and faster charge, i.e. shorter gen run etc... But comes at a $$$$ (and yes it is thousands)
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